Hidden in Plain Sight Reviewed in CAA Reviews
“Hidden in Plain Sight lays new ground for the study of images of slavery, and Stephens has exposed sources and visual discourses long ignored.”
“Hidden in Plain Sight lays new ground for the study of images of slavery, and Stephens has exposed sources and visual discourses long ignored.”
“provides novel insights into the history of Black working-class activism and racial capitalism in the early twentieth century and the postwar period in the Mississippi Delta.”
Given by the Arkansas Historical Association to the best book on the history of race relations in Arkansas.
“This important publication provides an essential addition to post-Civil War histories of American Art.”
Stephens is the author of Hidden in Plain Sight: Concealing Enslavement in American Visual Culture
“Lancaster’s book … is a timely and important work. … the kind of book everyone should read.”