A history of African-American artists : from 1792 to the present / Romare Bearden & Harry Henderson.
1993
704.0396073 B368h
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Title
A history of African-American artists : from 1792 to the present / Romare Bearden & Harry Henderson.
Author
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
0394570162
Imprint
New York : Pantheon Books, c1993.
Language
English
Description
xvii, 541 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 31 cm.
Call Number
704.0396073 B368h
System Control No.
(OCoLC)25368962
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
The late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries : The question of Joshua Johnston ; Robert S. Duncanson ; Edward M. Bannister ; Grafton T. Brown ; Edmonia Lewis ; Henry Ossawa Tanner ; Other significant early artists
The twenties and the Black Renaissance : Aaron Douglas ; Richard Barthé ; Archibald J. Motley, Jr. ; Palmer C. Hayden ; Augusta Savage ; Malvin Gray Johnson ; W.H. Johnson ; Hale A. Woodruff ; Sargent Johnson
Emergence of African-American artists during the Depression : Three influential people
Alain Leroy Locke, Charles Christopher Seifert, Mary Beattie Brady ; Charles H. Alston ; Eldzier Cortor ; Beauford Delaney ; Joseph Delaney ; Jacob Lawrence ; Norman Lewis ; Hughie Lee-Smith ; Ellis Wilson
The naive, self-taught artists : William Edmondson ; Horace Pippin
Art departments in African-American colleges : James A. Porter ; Lois Mailou Jones ; James Lesesne Wells
Post-World War II African-American artists : Charles White ; Elizabeth Catlett ; John T. Biggers ; Carroll H. Simms ; Alma W. Thomas ; Ed Wilson ; James W. Washington, Jr. ; Richard Mayhew.
The twenties and the Black Renaissance : Aaron Douglas ; Richard Barthé ; Archibald J. Motley, Jr. ; Palmer C. Hayden ; Augusta Savage ; Malvin Gray Johnson ; W.H. Johnson ; Hale A. Woodruff ; Sargent Johnson
Emergence of African-American artists during the Depression : Three influential people
Alain Leroy Locke, Charles Christopher Seifert, Mary Beattie Brady ; Charles H. Alston ; Eldzier Cortor ; Beauford Delaney ; Joseph Delaney ; Jacob Lawrence ; Norman Lewis ; Hughie Lee-Smith ; Ellis Wilson
The naive, self-taught artists : William Edmondson ; Horace Pippin
Art departments in African-American colleges : James A. Porter ; Lois Mailou Jones ; James Lesesne Wells
Post-World War II African-American artists : Charles White ; Elizabeth Catlett ; John T. Biggers ; Carroll H. Simms ; Alma W. Thomas ; Ed Wilson ; James W. Washington, Jr. ; Richard Mayhew.
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