The Thankful Poor is an 1894 painting by the African-American painter Henry Ossawa Tanner. It is a genre painting of two African Americans praying at a table and shares themes with Tanner’s other works like The Banjo Lesson (1893). The painting is considered a milestone in African-American art, notably for its countering of racial stereotypes by portraying African-American culture in a dignified manner. This depiction was influenced by Tanner’s father and the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Despite its popularity with critics, The Thankful Poor was Tanner’s last African-American genre work before he began to focus on biblical scenes. After remaining hidden for years, the painting was discovered in a storage closet of the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in 1970, before being purchased by Camille and Bill Cosby in 1981 for their private collection. In 2020, the painting was sold by the Cosbys to Art Bridges, a foundation created by Alice Walton for loaning artwork.
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What is Origo ?
ORIGO, a series of enthusiastic, hands-on sessions on Natural Language Processing followed by exciting competitions, hosted by the IEEE Signal Processing Society Student Branch Chapter of Adi Shankara Institute of Engineering and Technology. It will be hosted from 24th May to 30th May, 2021.
Where will this event take place ?
Origo will be hosted virtually and will utilize common online platforms for conducting its event.
Who can participate in Origo ?
All students who are presently pursuing their undergraduate degree can participate.
Whom should I contact in case of any enquiries ?
You can contact the organizers through their contact numbers and their respective e-mail id. All enquiries can also be mailed to ieeesb@adishankara.ac.in or can be reached out via the social media pages of the organization.
How to participate in Origo ?
The event registration must completed in order to participate in ORIGO after which the organizers will confirm your participation for the same after successful verification of the registration.
How will I receive further updates about the event ?
All the participants will be notified about the updates of the event through their registered email and also via specific WhatsApp groups.