The Harlem Renaissance 1920s & 1930s. Background/Photos.

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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

The Seine C. 1902

The Banjo Lesson

Two Disciples at the Tomb

Palmer Hayden

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

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

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: An Idyll of the Deep South 1930s

Into Bondage 1936

Aspirations

Song of Towers 1934

William Henry Johnson

Self-Portrait 1929

Chain Gane

Mount Calvary

Lamentation

Swing Low Sweet Chariot

Young Pastry Cook

Street Life – Harlem

Lois Mailou Jones

Buddha 1927

Fishing Smack, Menemsha, Massachusetts 1932

Notre-Dame de Paris 1932

The Japanese Garden 1927

Textile Design for Cretonne 1928

Negro Shack, Sedalia, North Carolina 1930

The Green Apples 1938

Jennie 1943

Les Fitches

Jardin du Luzenbourg

Ethiopian Boy 1948

Jacob Lawrence

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

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

Tombstones 1942

Pool Parlor 1942

This is Harlem 1943

War Series: Victory 1947

Man with Flowers 1954

The Street 1957

The Library 1960

Self-Portrait 1977

Charles Alston

Girl in a Red Dress 1934

Sargent Johnson

Copper Mask

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