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Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou
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She turned her own life into art. Maya Angelou used herself as raw material in everything from acting and singing to writing and directing, sharing a dramatic and powerful story to be heard and seen. Her autobiographies stand as cornerstones for countless African American women. In The Doyennes, she represents the courage to dare, and the activist who let others see themselves reflected in her life.
About the print
Signed limited edition art print of 150 copies in total, divided into 25 Small, 75 Medium, and 50 Large. Archival pigment print, produced with lightfast ink on high-quality acid-free art paper. Delivered ready for framing.
- Small: 52 x 37 cm – 25 copies
- Medium: 74 x 52 cm – 75 copies
- Large: 104 x 73 cm – 50 copies
More about this artwork
More about this artwork
"I believe the most important single thing, beyond discipline and creativity is daring to dare"
Born April 4, 1928 in St. Louis, Missouri - Died May 28, 2014 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 86 years old
Writer, poet, performing artist, journalist, director, singer, actor
Personality traits: compassionate, versatile, confident, optimistic, indomitable, encouraging, inspiring, wise
Celebrity status: Poet, national honorary laureate, memoirist, civil rights activist.
Why Mayan?
“I mean We”!
It’s hard to think of anyone else who made her own life into art to the same extent as Maya Angelou. She shared her story—dramatic and powerful as it was—and used herself as raw material in everything from acting and singing to writing and directing, all to be heard and seen. An activist at heart, she became a champion for both racial and gender rights. Her autobiographies are pillars of support for countless African-American women.
It is an enormous burden to take on – to allow the rest of us to reflect on her life, which she shared so bravely and generously, in the hope of creating a better world for all. For me, it is deeply meaningful that she chose to share all of this through art.
