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  • Kerry James Marshall
    Kerry James Marshall

    housing (Better Homes Better Gardens [1994] and Many Mansions [1994]), his images mix a rough-hewn figural realism with elements of collage, signage, and lively and highly patterned settings. Marshall’s art often recalls populist banners, having scrolled ornate texts and figures looking directly at the viewer.

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    housing (Better Homes Better Gardens [1994] and Many Mansions [1994]), his images mix a rough-hewn figural realism with elements of collage, signage, and lively and highly patterned settings. Marshall’s art often recalls populist banners, having scrolled ornate texts and figures looking directly at the viewer.

    Read More