Hale Woodruff, born on August 26, 1900, was an influential African American artist and educator. He is best known for his role in founding the Atlanta University Art Exhibition, which provided a platform for African American artists in the 1940s. Woodruff was deeply committed to promoting African American art and culture. His work and contributions to the art world were significant during a time when racial inequality was pervasive in the United States. He also made an impact as a teacher, shaping the careers of many artists, and is recognized for his murals, paintings, and his leadership in the arts community.
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