Category:Meta Fuller

**Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller**
	American artist (1877–1968)
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Date of birth	9 June 1877; Philadelphia
Date of death	18 March 1968; Framingham
Pseudonym	Fuller, Meta Vaux Warrick;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art; Académie Colarossi; The University of the Arts;
Occupation	sculptor; poet; artist;
Member of	Alpha Kappa Alpha (honorary member);
Movement	Harlem Renaissance;
Spouse	Solomon Carter Fuller (1909–1968);
Relative	Elizabeth Cardozo Barker (niece);
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English: Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller (first two names ; June 9, 1877 - March 18, 1968) was an African American artist. She is best known as the first African American artist to make art celebrating Afrocentric themes. A multi-talented artist who created poetry and paintings, she is mainly known as a sculptor who explored her African-American roots. Fuller created emotion-packed work with strong social commentary, and became a forerunner of the Black Renaissance, a movement promoting African-American art.