| Wilmer Jennings was one of many African-American artists who benefited from the printmaking programs offered by the WPA between 1935 and 1943. Through WPA programs established in urban community arts centers, black artists gained valuable technical and artistic experience as both teachers and students. Although there were relatively few black print makers during this period, the WPA program in particular was responsible for bringing into the world of printmaking many more African Americans than (showing 500 of 1457 characters). |
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