Wilmer Angier Jennings
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Wilmer Angier Jennings (born 1910, Atlanta, Georgia) was an African-American printmaker, painter, and jeweler. He was hired by the Rhode Island WPA to create wood-engraved prints that explored themes of economic and social hardships experienced by African-Americans. Jennings' work also included Southern themes inspired by oral folklore traditions. During his later years, Jennings studied jewelry design, which prompted him to develop new methods of jewelry manufacturing.
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Wilmer Angier Jennings
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Wilmer Angier Jennings
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Wilmer Angier Jennings
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Atlanta, Georgia
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Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island
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1910
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1990
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Wilmer Angier Jennings (born 1910, Atlanta, Georgia) was an African-American printmaker, painter, and jeweler. He was hired by the Rhode Island WPA to create wood-engraved prints that explored themes of economic and social hardships experienced by African-Americans. Jennings' work also included Southern themes inspired by oral folklore traditions. During his later years, Jennings studied jewelry design, which prompted him to develop new methods of jewelry manufacturing.
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