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Anne Carraway
Anne Carraway lives with her husband Michael in Greenwich Village. They are wealthy white patrons of black art and culture. The two of them consider themselves liberal, open-minded, artistic geniuses. Anne is a painter, and her enthusiasm for "things Negro'' extends to using her black servants as models for her paintings.
When Luther appears, he appeals to her on what she describes as a visual level: ‘‘He is the jungle,’’ she says. Her first picture of Luther is called "The Sleeping Negro.'' It reflects her vision of blacks as ‘‘dear,...
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