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A Woman's Work abstract This painting was first exhibited

A Woman's Work abstract This painting was first exhibitedKevin "WAK" Williams' A Woman's Work depicts a black woman in a blue dress struggling to the pull the contents of a brown knapsack as the sun descends behind her.

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This painting was first exhibited at the Heritage Gallery in Los Angeles during the influential "The Beauty of the Ghetto" exhibition in 1972

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A Woman's Work abstract This painting was first exhibitedKevin "WAK" Williams' A Woman's Work depicts a black woman in a blue dress struggling to the pull the contents of a brown knapsack as the sun descends behind her.

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