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Explore the Remarkable Life and Career of Artist Alma Thomas

WETA Arts explores the remarkable life and career of Alma Thomas, a black Washington-based artist whose works have garnered acclaim in major museums nationwide. From overcoming racial barriers to challenging the subordinate role assigned to women artists in the early 20th century, Alma Thomas's journey is a testament to resilience and artistic brilliance.

Explore the Remarkable Life and Career of Artist Alma Thomas

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