You Gotta Meet Mr. Pierce!

You Gotta Meet Mr. Pierce!

The Storied Life of Folk Artist Elijah Pierce
di Chiquita Mullins Lee (Autore), Carmella Van Vleet (Autore), Jennifer Mack-Watkins (Illustratore)
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A picture book biography about the barber shop of woodcarver Elijah Pierce, recipient of the highest folk art honor in the United States.

"Creeeeak!" goes the screen door to self-taught artist Elijah Pierce's barbershop art studio. A young boy walks in for an ordinary haircut and walks out having discovered a lifetime of art.
 
Mr. Pierce's wood carvings are in every corner of the small studio. There are animals, scenes from his life, and those detailing the socio-political world around him. It's this collection of work that will eventually win Elijah the National Heritage Fellowship in 1982 just two years before his death. But the young boy visiting the shop in the 1970s doesn't know that yet. All he knows is: "You gotta meet Mr. Pierce!"
 
Based on the true story of Elijah Pierce and his community barber shop in Columbus, Ohio, this picture book includes cleverly collaged museum-sourced photos of his art and informative backmatter about his life. With engaging text by Pierce to the Soul! playwright Chiquita Mullins-Lee and Christopher Award-winning author Carmella Van Vleet, it's illustrated with striking Japanese woodblock by Jennifer Mack-Watkins. A new addition to vital Black art history!

Data di pubblicazione
31 gennaio 2023
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Lingua
Inglese
ePub ISBN
9780593406519
ISBN cartaceo
9780593406502
Dimensioni del file
24 MB
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