Eight Etchings:: The Long Hot Summer, Vincent D. Smith, 1965 (published 1994)
Vincent SmithVerenigde Staten, 1929–2003

Eight Etchings:: The Long Hot Summer

1965 (published 1994) · Print · 17.78 × 22.86 cm

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Waar is „Eight Etchings:: The Long Hot Summer” nu? Collectie: Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis. Nu niet te zien. Gecontroleerd 29 september 2026.

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Vincent D. Smith came of age in Greenwich Village in the 1950s, listening to friends Charlie Bird Parker and Thelonius Monk play jazz and researching the works of black artists. Smith developed a tight, energetic narrative style that he uses to depict life in black communities. He created Eight Etchings in the mid-1960s while part of the militant Black Arts Movement. Nancy E. Green, who curated a Smith retrospective, says the masklike faces in The Long Hot Summer provide anonymity in an unsympathetic world. The title could also refer to the unrest that broke out in Harlem, Watts and elsewhere as the tumultuous sixties wore on.

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