being greatful
being greatful
Clementine Hunter died in 1988.
Clementine Hunter's real name is Clemence Reuben Hunter.
She was a painter.
Clementine Hunter's parents were Marie Thérèse Coincoin, a former slave, and Janvier Reuben, a sharecropper.
Farm-hand, cook & housekeeper.
Very little
Clementine Hunter attended first grade for part of a year. When she was grown, she attended a few classes for adults, but she did not continue. She never learned to read or write. When she signed her paintings she put a C-H, since she could not even write her name. Her first language was Creole French, but she learned to speak English after she was grown. Art Shiver, editor of CLEMENTINE HUTNER: THE AFRICAN HOUSE MURALS and currently working on CLEMENTINE HUNTER: CANE RIVER ARTIST, a biography that will be published by LSU Press in 2012.
The Clementine series by Sara Pennypacker includes: "Clementine," "The Talented Clementine," "Clementine's Letter," "Clementine, Friend of the Week," "Clementine and the Family Meeting," and "Completely Clementine."
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