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Sculptor Elizabeth Catlett born

  • Apr 15, 1919
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Lithographer and sculptor Elizabeth Catlett was born in Washington, DC. Catlett was the first woman to teach sculpture at the School of Fine Arts, National Autonomous University of Mexico.

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