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Shaw, Anna Howard
1 Reviews
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K-3
Concentrating on his subject's childhood, Brown speaks to his young audience with his own words often poignantly augmented by those of Shaw, a pioneer for women's suffrage. In his muted watercolor palette, spacious composition, and figures with minimal features, Brown captures human emotion through posture, particularly a sense of aloneness that often gives way to fellowship.
Reviewer: Susan P. Bloom
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
November, 2001
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