ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 8月13日 02時35分

How would you describe the woman in this painting? What might her body language suggest about her or what she is thinking? This portrait, painted by Laura Wheeler Waring, is a legacy of the artistic and cultural innovations of the Harlem Renaissance. Waring’s portraits challenged prominent racial stereotypes at the time, instead painting her subjects with dignity and sophistication. How does Waring demonstrate this woman’s dignity? What clues are there about the woman’s identity? What details might demonstrate the portrait subject’s own agency? Explore this portrait in this week’s #HowToLook post (linked in bio) by A.R.T. Guide Alejandra Chino, and share your thoughts with us in the comments below. #BKMEducation⁠⠀
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Laura Wheeler Waring (American, 1887–1948). Woman with Bouquet, circa 1940. Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Museum Fund for African American Art in honor of Teresa A. Carbone⁠ #bkmamericanart

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