Mary Lovelace O’Neal, Whose Paintings Were Saturated in Black, Dies at 84
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An artist and activist, she gained prominence with monumental canvases that she soaked in the darkest substance she could find.
An artist and activist, she gained prominence with monumental canvases that she soaked in the darkest substance she could find.
An artist and activist, she gained prominence with monumental canvases that she soaked in the darkest substance she could find.
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