Angelou, M. (1993). Life Doesn’t Frighten me. Paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat, edited by Sara Jane Boyers. New York: Stewart, Tabori & Chang.
Maya Angelou’s strong poem is complemented by Basquiat’s paintings. This is a neat way to share two different ways of expressing oneself: through words and visual art. Angelou’s and Basquiat’s biographies are shared in this book. This book is appropriate for middle and high school ages. English courses and Art History courses can use this book. English classes can appreciate the descriptive words Angelou has created and Art History classes can analyze the paintings by Basquiat.
Maya Angelou’s strong poem is complemented by Basquiat’s paintings. This is a neat way to share two different ways of expressing oneself: through words and visual art. Angelou’s and Basquiat’s biographies are shared in this book. This book is appropriate for middle and high school ages. English courses and Art History courses can use this book. English classes can appreciate the descriptive words Angelou has created and Art History classes can analyze the paintings by Basquiat.
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