Race and socially conscious art… great for developing a conscious mind, a conscious woman with a meaningful life and style with meaningful relationships.
Banjo Lesson by Henry O. Tanner
The Thankful by Henry O. Tanner
Fetiche et Cleurs (Fetish and Flowers) by Palmer C. Hayden
John Henry on the Right, Stem Drill on the Left and The Janitor Who Paints by Palmer C. Hayden
Old Snuff Dipper by Archibald Motley
The Barbeque by Archibald Motley
The Amistad Murals by Hale Woodruff
Afro Emblems by Hale Woodruff
Blackberry Woman by Richmond Barthe
African Dancer by Richmond Barthe
Negro Looks Ahead by Richmond Barthe
Mural: Exploration and Colonization by Charles Alston
Mural: Settlement and Development by Hale Woodruff
Black Unity by Elizabeth Catlett (front)
Black Unity by Elizabeth Catlett (back)
Egyptian Heritage by Lois Mailou Jones
Painter and Teacher by Lois Mailou Jones
Mere du Senegal by Lois Mailou Jones
Sharecropper by Elizabeth Catlett
Negro Es Bello (Black is Beautiful) by Elizabeth Catlett
Madonna by Elizabeth Catlett
Found this wonderful link with some great art:
http://www.aawc.com/Submission_Art.html
I am Shila Iris, Duafe.
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nice page, I see how African American art is important at Art History and ignored, if u may add years, dimensions and medium it will be very helpfull for students, thx a lot
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That is a great idea. I will definitely do another article, being sure to post all that info: DIMENSIONS, MEDIUM, ARTISTS, YEAR, ETC. Thanks so much.
Queen Duafe
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