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WHITE HOUSE ART FESTIVAL. Marion Anderson and Lady Bird Johnson standing in front

WHITE HOUSE ART FESTIVAL. Marion Anderson and Lady Bird Johnson standing in front


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WHITE HOUSE ART FESTIVAL. Marion Anderson and Lady Bird Johnson standing in front

WHITE HOUSE ART FESTIVAL.
Marion Anderson and Lady Bird Johnson standing in front of Christinas World by Andrew Wyeth at the White House Art Festival. Photograph by Marion Trikosko, 14 June 1965

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1965 Anderson Andrew Christina Festival Johnson June Marion Trikosko White House World Wyeth Lady Bird


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Captured in this iconic photograph from the White House Art Festival, we see two remarkable women, Marion Anderson and Lady Bird Johnson, standing in front of Andrew Wyeth's masterpiece 'Christina's World. ' Taken by Marion Trikosko on June 14th, 1965, this image encapsulates a moment of cultural significance and artistic appreciation. Marion Anderson was an esteemed American contralto who broke barriers as one of the first African-American singers to perform at the Metropolitan Opera. Her presence at the festival symbolizes her immense talent and contribution to the arts. Lady Bird Johnson, wife of President Lyndon B. Johnson, was a passionate advocate for beautifying America's landscapes through her environmental initiatives. Her interest in art is evident as she stands beside Anderson, both captivated by Wyeth's hauntingly beautiful painting. 'Christina's World, ' created by Andrew Wyeth himself, is a mid-century American masterpiece that evokes emotions with its stark portrayal of isolation and longing. Its inclusion in the White House Art Festival speaks volumes about its artistic merit and impact on society. This photograph serves as a testament to the power of art transcending boundaries - racial or otherwise - bringing together extraordinary individuals like Anderson and Johnson in their shared admiration for creativity. Preserved by Granger Art on Demand from The Granger Collection NYC, it continues to inspire generations with its historical significance.

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