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Morgan Sumrell

Morgan Sumrell

Morgan Sumrell earned degrees in history and art history at Kennesaw State University, where she completed two major research projects: Hale Woodruff: Pedagogy and Politics of Black Art, and John Trumbull: Art and Politics in the American Revolution. The latter, from which this article was derived, was completed under the direction of Dr. James Piecuch.

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Arts & Literature, People January 28, 2013 August 28, 2016

John Trumbull: Art and Politics in the Revolution

The American Revolution and the decade of disputes with Great Britain that preceded it marked a major turning point in the development of political…

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