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The Harlem Renaissance1920s & 1930s:

The Harlem Renaissance 1920s & 1930s

Background/Photos:

Background/Photos

The Silent Protest (1):

The Silent Protest (1)

The Silent Protest (2):

The Silent Protest (2)

The Publications (1):

The Publications (1)

The Publications (2):

The Publications (2)

Lafayette Theatre:

Lafayette Theatre

Harlem Writers & Intellectuals:

Harlem Writers & Intellectuals

Arna Bontemps:

Arna Bontemps

Countee Cuellen:

Countee Cuellen

Claude McKay:

Claude McKay

James Weldon Johnson:

James Weldon Johnson

Longston Hughes:

Longston Hughes

Jean Toomer:

Jean Toomer

Nella Larsen:

Nella Larsen

Jora Neale Hurston:

Jora Neale Hurston

UNIA Parade:

UNIA Parade

Harlem Renaissance Artists:

Harlem Renaissance Artists

Henry Ossawa Tanner1859-1937:

Henry Ossawa Tanner 1859-1937

The SeineC. 1902:

The Seine C. 1902

The Banjo Lesson:

The Banjo Lesson

Two Disciples at the Tomb:

Two Disciples at the Tomb

Palmer Hayden1890-1973:

Palmer Hayden 1890-1973

We Four in Paris:

We Four in Paris

Jeunesse:

Jeunesse

Blue Nile:

Blue Nile

The Big Bend Turnnel:

The Big Bend Turnnel

Midsummer Night in Harlem 1938:

Midsummer Night in Harlem 1938

Midnight at a Crossroads:

Midnight at a Crossroads

Michie Statium:

Michie Statium

Carousel Wharf, Boothbay Harbor:

Carousel Wharf, Boothbay Harbor

African Village 1932:

African Village 1932

African Street Scene 1932:

African Street Scene 1932

The Execution of NIRA 1935:

The Execution of NIRA 1935

The Janitor who Paints 1939/40:

The Janitor who Paints 1939/40

The Seine at St. Cloud:

The Seine at St. Cloud

There Lies that Steel Driven Man 1944/47:

There Lies that Steel Driven Man 1944/47

Concarneau’s New Look 1960:

Concarneau’s New Look 1960

The Session 1970:

The Session 1970

Parisian Landscape 1928:

Parisian Landscape 1928

Baptizing Day 1945:

Baptizing Day 1945

Archibald J. Motley1891-1981:

Archibald J. Motley 1891-1981

Mending Socks1924:

Mending Socks 1924

Nightlife1943:

Nightlife 1943

Cocktails1926:

Cocktails 1926

Tongues 1929:

Tongues 1929

Café Paris 1929:

Café Paris 1929

Brown Girl after the Bath1931:

Brown Girl after the Bath 1931

Blues1931:

Blues 1931

Myself at Work 1933:

Myself at Work 1933

Getting Religion 1948:

Getting Religion 1948

Barbecue 1960:

Barbecue 1960

Hot Rhythm 1961:

Hot Rhythm 1961

Black Belt:

Black Belt

Aaron Douglas1898-1979:

Aaron Douglas 1898-1979

The Unknown 1924:

The Unknown 1924

Rise, Shine for Thy Light Has Come 1924:

Rise, Shine for Thy Light Has Come 1924

Sahdi: Tribal Women 1925:

Sahdi: Tribal Women 1925

The Creation 1927:

The Creation 1927

Study for Aspects of Negro Life:The Negro in an African Setting 1934:

Study for Aspects of Negro Life: The Negro in an African Setting 1934

Aspects of Negro Life: from Slavery thru. Reconstruction:

Aspects of Negro Life: from Slavery thru. Reconstruction

Aspects of Negro Life: from Slavery thru. Reconstruction:

Aspects of Negro Life: from Slavery thru. Reconstruction

Aspects of Negro Life: An Idyll of the Deep South 1930s:

Aspects of Negro Life: An Idyll of the Deep South 1930s

Into Bondage1936:

Into Bondage 1936

Aspirations:

Aspirations

Song of Towers 1934:

Song of Towers 1934

William Henry Johnson1901-1970:

William Henry Johnson 1901-1970

Self-Portrait1929:

Self-Portrait 1929

Chain Gane:

Chain Gane

Mount Calvary:

Mount Calvary

Lamentation:

Lamentation

Swing Low Sweet Chariot:

Swing Low Sweet Chariot

Young Pastry Cook:

Young Pastry Cook

Street Life – Harlem1939-40:

Street Life – Harlem 1939-40

Lois Mailou Jones1905-1998:

Lois Mailou Jones 1905-1998

Buddha1927:

Buddha 1927

Fishing Smack, Menemsha, Massachusetts 1932:

Fishing Smack, Menemsha, Massachusetts 1932

Notre-Dame de Paris1932:

Notre-Dame de Paris 1932

The Japanese Garden1927:

The Japanese Garden 1927

Textile Design for Cretonne1928:

Textile Design for Cretonne 1928

Negro Shack, Sedalia, North Carolina1930:

Negro Shack, Sedalia, North Carolina 1930

The Green Apples 1938:

The Green Apples 1938

Jennie1943:

Jennie 1943

Les Fitches:

Les Fitches

Jardin du Luzenbourg:

Jardin du Luzenbourg

Ethiopian Boy 1948:

Ethiopian Boy 1948

Jacob Lawrence1917-2000:

Jacob Lawrence 1917-2000

The Migration Series, Panel No.10‘There were very Poor’ 1940/41:

The Migration Series, Panel No.10 ‘There were very Poor’ 1940/41

The Migration Series, Panel No.57‘The Female Worker’ 1940/41:

The Migration Series, Panel No.57 ‘The Female Worker’ 1940/41

Tombstones 1942:

Tombstones 1942

Pool Parlor 1942:

Pool Parlor 1942

This is Harlem 1943:

This is Harlem 1943

War Series: Victory 1947:

War Series: Victory 1947

Man with Flowers 1954:

Man with Flowers 1954

The Street 1957:

The Street 1957

The Library 1960:

The Library 1960

Self-Portrait1977:

Self-Portrait 1977

Charles Alston:

Charles Alston

Girl in a Red Dress1934:

Girl in a Red Dress 1934

Sargent Johnson:

Sargent Johnson

Copper Mask:

Copper Mask

Forever Free:

Forever Free

Lexox Avenue:

Lexox Avenue

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The Harlem Renaissance 1920s & 1930s:

Background/Photos:

The Silent Protest (1):

The Silent Protest (2):

The Publications (1):

The Publications (2):

Lafayette Theatre:

Harlem Writers & Intellectuals:

Arna Bontemps:

Countee Cuellen:

Claude McKay:

James Weldon Johnson:

Longston Hughes:

Jean Toomer:

Nella Larsen:

Jora Neale Hurston :

UNIA Parade:

Harlem Renaissance Artists:

Henry Ossawa Tanner 1859-1937:

The Seine C. 1902:

The Banjo Lesson:

Two Disciples at the Tomb:

Palmer Hayden 1890-1973:

We Four in Paris:

Jeunesse:

Blue Nile:

The Big Bend Turnnel:

Midsummer Night in Harlem 1938:

Midnight at a Crossroads:

Michie Statium:

Carousel Wharf, Boothbay Harbor:

African Village 1932:

African Street Scene 1932:

The Execution of NIRA 1935:

The Janitor who Paints 1939/40:

The Seine at St. Cloud:

There Lies that Steel Driven Man 1944/47:

Concarneau’s New Look 1960:

The Session 1970:

Parisian Landscape 1928:

Baptizing Day 1945:

Archibald J. Motley 1891-1981:

Mending Socks 1924:

Nightlife 1943:

Cocktails 1926:

Tongues 1929:

Café Paris 1929:

Brown Girl after the Bath 1931:

Blues 1931 :

Myself at Work 1933:

Getting Religion 1948:

Barbecue 1960:

Hot Rhythm 1961:

Black Belt:

Aaron Douglas 1898-1979:

The Unknown 1924:

Rise, Shine for Thy Light Has Come 1924:

Sahdi: Tribal Women 1925:

The Creation 1927:

Study for Aspects of Negro Life: The Negro in an African Setting 1934:

Aspects of Negro Life: from Slavery thru. Reconstruction:

Aspects of Negro Life: from Slavery thru. Reconstruction:

Aspects of Negro Life: An Idyll of the Deep South 1930s:

Into Bondage 1936:

Aspirations:

Song of Towers 1934:

William Henry Johnson 1901-1970:

Self-Portrait 1929:

Chain Gane:

Mount Calvary :

Lamentation:

Swing Low Sweet Chariot:

Young Pastry Cook :

Street Life – Harlem 1939-40:

Lois Mailou Jones 1905-1998:

Buddha 1927:

The Harlem Renaissance1920s & 1930s:

Jora Neale Hurston:

Henry Ossawa Tanner1859-1937:

The SeineC. 1902:

Palmer Hayden1890-1973:

Archibald J. Motley1891-1981:

Mending Socks1924:

Nightlife1943:

Cocktails1926:

Brown Girl after the Bath1931:

Blues1931:

Aaron Douglas1898-1979:

Study for Aspects of Negro Life:The Negro in an African Setting 1934:

Into Bondage1936:

William Henry Johnson1901-1970:

Self-Portrait1929:

Mount Calvary:

Young Pastry Cook:

Street Life – Harlem1939-40:

Lois Mailou Jones1905-1998:

Buddha1927:

Notre-Dame de Paris1932:

The Japanese Garden1927:

Textile Design for Cretonne1928:

Negro Shack, Sedalia, North Carolina1930:

Jennie1943:

Jacob Lawrence1917-2000:

The Migration Series, Panel No.10‘There were very Poor’ 1940/41:

The Migration Series, Panel No.57‘The Female Worker’ 1940/41:

Pool Parlor 1942:

Man with Flowers 1954:

Self-Portrait1977:

Girl in a Red Dress1934: