Maya Angelou may be long gone, but her works and legacy remain with us, and this includes her extensive art collection.
Check out works from late poet's extensive art collection
Following her death in 2014, Swann Auction Galleries is auctioning off 44 works from her collection which will be open to the public from September.
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The iconic American author, poet, dancer, actress and artist was an avid art collector who owned powerful works by figures like Jacob Lawrence, Faith Ringgold and Romare Bearden.
Following her death in 2014, Swann Auction Galleries is auctioning off 44 works from her collection which will be open to the public from September.
Check out pieces from the collection above.
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