Tonight for english I have to print out 2-3 articles about the historical I choose to research. My historical person is Emma Amos (artist african american painter), I got one article about her (remember I was going a journal entry for english about me picking a historical person to spend a day with and why I print out a article about her for my to help me with my journal entry) I just need 2 more articles. If there any more articles about her besides the wiki about her because I got it.
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http://emmaamos.com/
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http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-3431
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To find additional articles about Emma Amos, an African American painter, you can try the following steps:
1. Use academic databases: Start by searching in academic databases such as JSTOR, Academic Search Complete, or Project MUSE. These databases contain scholarly articles from various disciplines, including art history. Use keywords like "Emma Amos," "African American painter," or specific themes related to her work to find relevant articles.
2. Check library catalogs: Access your school or local library's online catalog and search for books or journals related to Emma Amos. Look for titles that focus on African American art, contemporary artists, or feminist art movements, as these may include articles about her work.
3. Explore art-specific databases: Websites like Artstor and Art Full Text are dedicated to art-related resources. They contain articles, images, and exhibition catalogs. Use their search function with specific keywords to find articles discussing Emma Amos and her contributions to the art world.
4. Search specialized art magazines or publications: Look for art magazines or specialized publications that focus on African American art, contemporary art, or women artists. These publications often feature interviews, articles, or exhibition reviews that might include information about Emma Amos.
5. Visit museums or galleries websites: Major art museums and galleries often have informative articles or exhibition catalogs on their websites. Check the websites of institutions that have featured Emma Amos' work or have collections related to African American or contemporary art.
Remember, each of these steps may require some time and effort to find relevant articles. Don't hesitate to ask your librarian for assistance or use the search filters within the databases to narrow down your results. Good luck with your research!