William Artis
For the British Olympic shooter, see William Artis (sport shooter).

William Artis at work
William Ellisworth Artis (1914 in Washington, North Carolina – 1977) was an African-American sculptor. He was a pupil of Augusta Savage and exhibited with the Harmon Foundation. He studied at the Art Students League of New York and Syracuse University, where he worked with Ivan Meštrović; he later taught at Nebraska Teachers College in Kearney (today Chadron State College[1]) and Mankato State College.
Gallery
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Portrait of Louis T. Wright
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Decorative Head
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Head in terracotta
References
- Biography at the African American Registry
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