Augusta Savage: Renaissance Woman

Discover the inspiring and remarkable journey of sculptor Augusta Savage with the captivating book, "Augusta Savage: Renaissance Woman." This visually stunning exploration offers a timely portrayal of the life and enduring legacy of one of America's most influential artists of the twentieth century. From overcoming poverty, racism, and sexual discrimination, Savage's story is a testament to resilience and determination.

Immerse yourself in the world of Augusta Savage as she defies societal limitations and opens doors for others. Born just outside Jacksonville, Florida, she embarked on a journey that led her to Harlem, New York City. In this bustling cultural hub, Savage established a studio where she selflessly offered free art classes, empowering a new generation of artists.

Not only did Augusta Savage pave the way for others, but she also co-founded the Harlem Artists' Guild in 1935 and served as the first director of the federally-supported Harlem Community Art Center. Through her unwavering commitment to the arts, she played a pivotal role in the development of numerous remarkable artists, including Gwendolyn Knight, Jacob Lawrence, Romare Bearden, and many more.

Featuring a stunning collection of fifty works by Augusta Savage, as well as artworks by those she mentored or influenced, "Augusta Savage: Renaissance Woman" pulls you into a world of captivating beauty. Accompanied by correspondence and period photographs, this groundbreaking volume brings to life the vibrant artistry and indomitable spirit of Augusta Savage.

Embark on a journey of inspiration and empowerment. Uncover the story of Augusta Savage, a trailblazer whose art continues to resonate today. To grab your copy of "Augusta Savage: Renaissance Woman," click here now and embrace the legacy of this remarkable artist.