Dave The Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave,New Rizzolatti George Washington University

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Dave The Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave,New Rizzolatti George Washington UniversityA Caldecott Honora Coretta Scott King Award Winneran Awardwinning Celebration Of An American Herodave Was An Extraordinary Artist, Poet, And Potter Living In South Carolina In The 1800S. He Combined His Superb Artistry With Deeply Observant Poetry, Carved Onto His Pots, Transcending The Limitations He Faced As A Slave. In This Inspiring And Lyrical Portrayal, National Book Award Nominee Laban Carrick Hill'S Elegantly Simple Text And Awardwinning