Southern New Hampshire Collegehum 100 02:03:23 Gmt -05:00vir

Southern New Hampshire CollegeHUM 100 02:03:23 GMT -05:00Virtual Tour Short AnswerIn selecting two portraits for appreciation, I have chosen Melissa Ann Pinney's "Portrait of Jael" and Brian Lanker's "Septima Poinsette Clark, 1898–1987" from the exhibition "I Dream a World: Selections from Brian Lanker's Portraits of Remarkable Black Women (Part 2)" (National Museum of Women in the Arts, 2021). As an educator and mother, these portraits resonate with me for their significance and relevance to my personal experiences and perspectives."Portrait of Jael" is a striking photograph that captures the essence of a young girl transitioning into adulthood. It reminds me of my own experiences as a young girl in high school. The portrait highlights the importance of the environment in shaping an individual's success and identity.As a mother, I believe that providing a supportive and encouraging environment is essential for my daughter's growth and development. The portrait serves as a reminder of the impact that such an environment can have on one's life.The portrait of Septima Poinsette Clark is equally impactful and significant. As an African American teacher myself, the portrait resonates with my own adversities and challenges. The portrait is a tribute to the remarkable contributions of