Anna Mangin was an American inventor who was awarded a patent in 1892 for the Pastry Fork. Portrait painted by Carol Jacobsen
Anna Mangin was awarded a patent in 1892 for the Pastry Fork. The designed allowed the user to beat eggs, mash potatoes, prepare salad dressing, and work together butter and flour without having to touch the food with his or her hands.
In 1893, Mangin’s Pastry Fork was displayed at the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition. Hers was one of a limited number of non-white exhibits included. Magnin’s invention helped future black inventors win patents and be featured at public exhibitions.
Carol Jacobsen has painted over 100 portraits in her Women of Color and Accomplishment series since 2020. She has published three books of these portraits with short bios of each women portrayed. caroljacobsen.org
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