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36 × 48 inches
Acrylic and latex on canvas
Hazel Scott was a musical child prodigy who could play piano by ear at age three. She became a celebrated jazz and classical pianist, captivating audiences with her ability to play two pianos at once. As one of the first Black entertainers to refuse to perform for segregated audiences, she used her success to stand for dignity and equality. Her talent and courage made her a source of pride and possibility for Black Americans.
36 × 48 inches
Acrylic and latex on canvas
Hazel Scott was a musical child prodigy who could play piano by ear at age three. She became a celebrated jazz and classical pianist, captivating audiences with her ability to play two pianos at once. As one of the first Black entertainers to refuse to perform for segregated audiences, she used her success to stand for dignity and equality. Her talent and courage made her a source of pride and possibility for Black Americans.