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Corita Kent (Sister Mary Corita) — chavez
Corita Kent (Sister Mary Corita) — chavez
Corita Kent (Sister Mary Corita)

chavez

1969

This 1969 screenprint honors César Chávez and the labor movement through Kent's distinctive visual language. The work merges artistic expression with social activism, demonstrating her commitment to using her platform for justice causes. The bold colors and dynamic composition amplify the significance of this tribute to a crucial historical figure. Kent's piece exemplifies how art could advocate for change while maintaining aesthetic power and visual beauty.

Medium
screenprint in colors
Dimensions

Notes

Signed to lower edge ‘Corita’. This work is from the edition of unknown size and is identified in the archive as number 69-80. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist's studio, Los Angeles | Private Collection

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Estimate: $800$1,200

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Corita Kent (Sister Mary Corita), chavez, 1969

This 1969 screenprint honors César Chávez and the labor movement through Kent's distinctive visual language. The work merges artistic expression with social activism, demonstrating her commitment to using her platform for justice causes. The bold colors and dynamic composition amplify the significance of this tribute to a crucial historical figure. Kent's piece exemplifies how art could advocate for change while maintaining aesthetic power and visual beauty.

Medium
screenprint in colors
Dimensions
29.2 x 57.1 cm
Year
1969
Seen at
Wright, Chicago, United States

Related themes

Activism, Dynamic Composition, Screenprint Art, Visual Celebration, Political Activism, Protest Art, Tribute, Labor Movement, 1960s Protest, 1960s Screenprint, Social Justice, Colorful Design, César Chávez, Bold Typography, Political Art, Vibrant Colors, Farmworkers Rights

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