ART in NY! The HARLEM RENAISSANCE with @Cydnee Black???? ???????? | Odd One Out | Google Arts & Cult

Do you know about the phenomenon of the HARLEM RENAISSANCE? This 1920s and 1930s movement left us with incredible works of art. Take a look alongside @Cydnee Black!

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Thank to:
No Easy Riders I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden
Tire Jumping in Front of my Window I Museum of Fine Arts, Boston I Allan Crite
Nightlife I The Art Institute of Chicago I Archibald Motley
Blues Singer I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden
CORE-sponsored pickets of McCrory’s and Woolworth’s on Canal Street I Amistad Research Center I Connie Harse
Department Store, Mobile, Alabama I High Museum of Art I Gordon Parks
During World War I there was a great migration north by southern Negroes I U.S. National Archives I Jacob Lawrence
Street Story Quilt I The Metropolitan Museum of Art I Faith Ringgold
Studio Portrait of Young Man with Telephone I Smithsonian American Art Museum I James Van Der Zee
Evening Attire I Smithsonian American Art Museum I James Van Der Zee
Lois Jones, Artist and Teacher, Howard University I U.S. National Archives I Harmon Foundation
Power to the People I Smithsonian's National Museum of American History I
Rise I Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library I Stephen Shames
Bar and Grill I Smithsonian American Art Museum I Jacob Lawrence
Jam Session I LIFE Photo Collection I Gjon Mili
The Ascent of Ethiopia I Milwaukee Art Museum I Lois Mailou Jones
Distraction I Milwaukee Art Museum I James Van Der Zee
Josephine Baker I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Stanislaus Julian Walery
Selma Burke I Spelman College Museum of Fine Art I Unknown
Aaron Douglas I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Betsy Graves Reyneau
Black Power/Black Arts I Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library I Margaret Randall
The Second Seige Petersburg , Va. I LIFE Photo Collection I Howard Sochurek
Signal Station, Summit of Maryland Heights from the portfolio Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated) I Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University I Kara Walker
The Founding of Chicago I Spencer Museum of Art I Aaron Douglas
Resurrection Story with Patrons I The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston I Kara Walker
Portrait of Aaron Douglas I Gibbes Museum of Art I Edwin Harleston
22c Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable stamp I Smithsonian's National Postal Museum I United States Postal Service
I LIFE Photo Collection I Wallace Kirkland
Cocktails I Museum of Fine Arts, Boston I Archibald Motley
Midsummer Night in Harlem I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden
James Weldon Johnson I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Laura Wheeler Waring
From Familiar Boundaries Infinite Possibilities I August Wilson African American Cultural Center I Joel Kennedy
Girl, Ceylon I The J. Paul Getty Museum I Julia Margaret Cameron
Group of Girls I Projeto Portinari I Candido Portinari
From Familiar Boundaries Infinite Possibilities I August Wilson African American Cultural Center I Joel Kennedy
Establishment Serving Alcohol During Prohibition I Italian American Museum of Los Angeles I Wisconsin Historical Society
W. E. B. Du Bois I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Laura Wheeler Waring
Marian Anderson I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Laura Wheeler Waring
God’s Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse I The Wolfsonian–Florida International University I Aaron Douglas, James Weldon Johnson, Charles Buckles Falls
I LIFE Photo Collection I Alfred Eisenstaedt
Checkers Game I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden
Title and Introduction pages, The New Negro: An Interpretation I The Wolfsonian–Florida International University I Winold Reiss, Alain LeRoy Locke
Fétiche et Fleurs I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden
Negro Drawings I The Wolfsonian–Florida International University I Miguel Covarrubias

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