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The Banjo Player by Henry Ossawa Tannner

Meta Warrick Fuller Ethiopia Awakening

Mary Turner

Aaron Douglas: Aspects of Negro Life 1

Aspects of Negro Life 2

Aspects of Negro Life 3

Cover for the Crisis

Aaron Douglas The Old Water Works

Power Plant in Harlem

Palmer Hayden The Janitor Who Paints

Just Back From Washington

56 th Street

Booth Bay East

Harlem Photography by James Van Der Zee

Reginald Marsh The Night at the Savoy Ballroom+

Archibald Motley

Archibald Motley Blues 1929

Nightlife 1943

Saturday Night 1935

Saturday Night Scene

Bronzeville at Night 1949

Tongues 1929 Holy Rollers

Lawd, Mah Mans Leavin 1940

Thomas Hart Benton

Thomas Hart Benton Series: The Historic Epic

Deep South

Midwest

City Building

Promised

Minstrel Show

Ploughing It Under

A Social History of Missouri

Funeral Procession by Ellis Wilson