Elizabeth’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.

Harlem Dancers
Elizabeth Olds (American, 1896-1991) published by the Works Progress Administration

Miner Joe
Elizabeth Olds (American, 1896-1991) published by the Works Progress Administration

Forging Axles
Elizabeth Olds (American, 1896-1991) published by the Works Progress Administration

Sharecropper
Elizabeth Catlett American, active in Mexico, 1915-2012
![And a Special Fear for My Loved Ones, from The Black Woman [formerly The Negro Woman] (published 1946-47)](https://www.artic.edu/iiif/2/431acafc-2f01-28f1-dbfc-2259708271a7/full/400,/0/default.jpg)
And a Special Fear for My Loved Ones, from The Black Woman [formerly The Negro Woman] (published 1946-47)
Elizabeth Catlett American, active in Mexico, 1915-2012

Civil Rights Congress
Elizabeth Catlett American, active in Mexico, 1915-2012

The Shoe Shop
Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones (American, 1885–1968)

Back on Earth
Elizabeth Murray American, 1940–2007

La Presa
Elizabeth Catlett American, active in Mexico, 1915-2012

Special Houses, from The Black Woman (formerly The Negro Woman) (published 1946-47)
Elizabeth Catlett American, active in Mexico, 1915-2012

"Baby Urr" of Chicago, Evanston
Elizabeth Buehrmann American, 1886–1965

Shop Girls
Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones (American, 1885–1968)

In Other Folk's Homes, from The Black Woman (formerly The Negro Woman) (published 1946-47)
Elizabeth Catlett American, active in Mexico, 1915-2012

'Crazy Quilt' with Animals
Designed and executed by Florence Elizabeth Marvin (American, 1856-1916) Brooklyn Heights, New York, United States

Albert Roullier in His Galleries in Chicago
Elizabeth Buehrmann American, 1886–1965

The Old Guitarist
Pablo Picasso Spanish, active France, 1881–1973

Untitled
Elizabeth Murray American, 1940-2007

Orange County Fair, Middletown, NY
Toby Old American, born 1945

American Gothic
Elizabeth Layton American, 1909-1993

Train Interior, Oaxaca, Mexico
Elizabeth Timberman American, 1908–1998