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Matching worksheet about Edmonia Lewis with facts about the African American sculptor's life, education, and artistic work.
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This printable matching worksheet introduces students in Grades 2–5 to Edmonia Lewis, the first African American woman sculptor. Six matching pairs cover her background, her Native American heritage, her education in Ohio, her move to Rome, the subjects of her sculptures, and her art-historical rediscovery in the 1980s. Ideal for art-history units, Black History Month, or Women's History Month lessons.

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Art
Topic:
Art History
Grade Level:
2nd – 5th Grades
Updated September 2025

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