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Anne Walker La Parisienne (1896)

Henry Tanner Untitled Landscape (1898)

The Raising of Lazarus (1896) Henry Tanner The Raising of Lazarus (1896)

Henry Tanner Annunciation (1898)

Henry Tanner Mary (1919)

Henry Tanner Virgin and Child (ca. 1932) Wadsworth Atheneum

Aaron Douglas Illustration: The New Negro (1925) Langston Hughes, “The Negro Speaks of Rivers” (1925)

Aaron Douglas Dust Jacket (1929)

Aaron Douglas French Chateau (ca. 1931)

Aaron Douglas Aspects of Negro Life: The Negro in an African Setting (1934)

Palmer Hayden (1890-1975) Bal jeunesse, ca. 1927

Le Bal de la rue Blomet (ca. 1925?) Goursat Sem (1863-1934) Le Bal de la rue Blomet (ca. 1925?)

Palmer Hayden (1890-1975) Nous Quatre à Paris ca. 1928-1930

Palmer Hayden (1890-1975) Fétiche et fleurs, ca. 1930-31

Palmer Hayden Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Fétiche et fleurs (1880-1938) ca. 1930-1931 Der Trinker (1914)

Archibald Motley Blues (1929)

Archibald Motley, Jr. (1891-1981) Jockey Club (1929)

Guy Pène Du Bois (1884-1958) Americans in Paris (1927)

Archibald Motley Guy Pène Du Bois Jockey Club Americans in Paris

Augusta Savage (1892-1962) Terpsichore (ca. 1928)

Augusta Savage (1892-1962) Fern Frond (ca. 1930-31)

Constantin Brancusi Bird in Flight

Hale Woodruff (1900-1980) Provençal Landscape (1930)

Beauford Delaney

Beauford Delaney Self-Portrait

Beauford Delaney (Untitled)

Vincent Van Gogh, Room at Arles

Delaney, Untitled Van Gogh, Room at Arles

Beauford Delaney Washington Square

Beauford Delaney (Untitled)

Beauford Delaney Masks

Beauford Delaney Can Fire in Central Park

Beauford Delaney Baldwin (1963)

Beauford Delaney Ella Fitzgerald (1968)

Beauford Delaney James Baldwin (1963)

Herbert Gentry One in Front

Herbert Gentry Dance Turquoise

Herbert Gentry Blue Garden

Herbert Gentry Atop and Below

Herbert Gentry Herbert Painting

Josephine Baker in her famous “banana” costume (Folies-Bergère 1926)

Paul Colin Josephine Baker From Le Tumulte noir (1927)