Edna Manley
Edna Manley was a prominent Jamaican sculptor and cultural figure, often regarded as the mother of Jamaican art. Her work and influence were pivotal in shaping the national identity during Jamaica's independence movement in the 20th century. Through her mentorship of young artists and writers, she played a crucial role in nurturing Jamaica's cultural landscape.
Born on Dec 01, 1900 (124 years old)
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Jamaica:
Edna Manley was a sculptress who was part of the committee recommending designs for the Jamaican national flag.
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Jamaica:
Sculptor Edna Manley was a member of the select committee to select the national flower.
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Jamaica:
Edna Manley mentored young poets and writers at her family home, contributing to Jamaican identity.
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