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After Strife by Corcoran Gallery of Art, Arthur B. Davies — VisualArtsDB

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After Strife

After Strife

After Strife

Corcoran Gallery of Art Arthur B. Davies

1917–1928

Medium: charcoal and pastel on gray paper mounted to board
Dimensions: overall (two sheets): 28.58 × 65.41 cm (11 1/4 × 25 3/4 in.)
Genre: Drawings
Museum: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, US

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Standing between their bunk beds, Margie admires her four sons: Johnny, 13, Pierre, 11, Jamont, 9, and Johnnell, 11. She always took care of her kids until she fell in love with a drug addict and became addicted herself. Her children's world fell apart and they became homeless residents at the mission. Olive Branch Mission, Chicago.

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