By: Jordan Levine. Sargent Claude Johnson From 1900-1935 Copper on wood base In the Smithsonian American Art Museum MASK.

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By: Jordan Levine

Sargent Claude Johnson From Copper on wood base In the Smithsonian American Art Museum MASK

Palmer Hayden Water color Influenced by enjoyment of Jazz during Harlem Renaissance This was painting of popular Jazz club, Savoy JEUNESSE

Aaron Douglas 1934 Gouache-heavy water color paint Art institute of Chicago Influenced by ancient Egyptian sculptures STUDY FOR ASPECTS OF NEGRO LIFE: THE NEGRO IN AN AFRICAN SETTING

Richmonde Barth 1932 Bronze sculpture Smithsonian American Art Museum BLACKBERRY WOMAN

James Lescesne Wells 1938 Lithograph on paper Represented life for blacks during Harlem Renaissance NEGRO WORKER

Palmer Hayden 1937 Oil painting Smithsonian American Art Museum Represented artistic side of black culture. THE JANITOR WHO PAINTS

Archibald J Motley 1943 Oil on Canvas Art Institute of Chicago Represented lively night life NIGHTLIFE

Augusta Savage 1930 Bronze Inspired by a homeless boy on the streets GAMIN

Malvin Gray Johnson 1934 Oil Smithsonian American Art Museum Represented strength of family BROTHERS

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