No Man Can Serve Two Masters: A Critique of Mastery in Charles White's Sound of Silence.

Sound of Silence is the final series of lithographs produced by Charles White, one of the most prodigious American artists of the twentieth century. It is but one example of how White's practice emphasizes artistic mastery in a way that paradoxically seeks to undo the legacies of slavery (i.e. maste...

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Published in:	Art Journal Vol. 84; no. 1; pp. 58 - 74
Main Author:	Jones, Benjamin L.
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Spring2025
Subjects:	Art history Western civilization Twentieth century Slavery Artists
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