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Students create a poster presenting Ellis Wilson’s work with literature of the Harlem Renaissance that communicates similar meaning.

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Students create a poster presenting Ellis Wilson’s work with literature of the Harlem Renaissance that communicates similar meaning.

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Jazz Collage inspired by Romare Bearden - Pittsburgh | Official Event Source | Trust Arts Education Center | Sat, Apr 8, 2017, 12:00pm | Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Jazz Collage inspired by Romare Bearden - Pittsburgh | Official Event Source | Trust Arts Education Center | Sat, Apr 8, 2017, 12:00pm | | Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

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Painting by Archibald J. Motley Jr. : "Saturday night" (1935)

This painting, Saturday Night" by Archibald L. Motley is about how swing dancing made people happy. As you can see by the expressions on everyones face it was very entertaining. Also the woman that is dancing is in such a soulful positioning you can just see how much the dancing means to her individually. This image relates to the themes, pride and desire to reconstruct meaning of "negro". The way that this artwork shows pride is because you can tell that the dancers in the picture have full…

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The culture of Africa had a major influence on Harlem, New York, shaping the famed Harlem Renaissance. In the early 20th century, the Harlem Renaissance emerged as a cultural movement in Harlem, New York, showcasing the creativity and talent of African-American artists, writers, musicians, and intellectuals. The vibrant culture of Africa infused Harlem, New York, with a new energy during the Harlem Renaissance. It inspired the artistic expressions, music, literature, fashion, a...

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African Culture Influenced the Harlem Renaissance

The culture of Africa had a major influence on Harlem, New York, shaping the famed Harlem Renaissance. In the early 20th century, the Harlem Renaissance emerged as a cultural movement in Harlem, New York, showcasing the creativity and talent of African-American artists, writers, musicians, and intellectuals. The vibrant culture of Africa infused Harlem, New York, with a new energy during the Harlem Renaissance. It inspired the artistic expressions, music, literature, fashion, a...

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Edward Burra: Hastings to Harlem and back

I confess that when I first encountered Edward Burra’s vibrant paintings of African-Americans languidly hanging out on the streets and in the the jazz clubs of Prohibition New York I assumed …

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In Collection: Palmer Hayden, The Janitor Who Paints, 1930, Smithsonian American art Museum Washington. About the work and Hayden (1890-1973): By 1940 Palmer Hayden was known for his narrative scenes of New York’s urban life and the rural South. Like a photographer taking snapshots, he depicted black subjects during unguarded moments in their daily …

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Harlem renaissance artists

Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Harlem renaissance artists. Get inspired and try out new things.

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Art and Literature During the Harlem Renaissance - Idea File - KET Education

Students create a poster presenting Ellis Wilson’s work with literature of the Harlem Renaissance that communicates similar meaning.

African American Literature

African American Artist

American Artists

American Women

American History

Harlem Renaissance Artists

Renaissance Artworks

Harlem Renaissance Literature

Literature Posters

Yolandra MJ Heinkel saved to arts

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Jacob Lawrence - Artists

DC Moore Gallery

Jacob Lawrence Paintings

Jacob Lawrence Art

African American Artist

African American History

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Jazz Collage inspired by Romare Bearden - Pittsburgh | Official Event Source | Trust Arts Education Center | Sat, Apr 8, 2017, 12:00pm | Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

Jazz Collage inspired by Romare Bearden - Pittsburgh | Official Event Source | Trust Arts Education Center | Sat, Apr 8, 2017, 12:00pm | | Pittsburgh Cultural Trust

African American Artist

Harlem Renaissance Artists

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Daniel Batista saved to Pintura

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Harlem Renaissance Activities

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B Gibson saved to 1920's

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Painting by Archibald J. Motley Jr. : "Saturday night" (1935)

This painting, Saturday Night" by Archibald L. Motley is about how swing dancing made people happy. As you can see by the expressions on everyones face it was very entertaining. Also the woman that is dancing is in such a soulful positioning you can just see how much the dancing means to her individually. This image relates to the themes, pride and desire to reconstruct meaning of "negro". The way that this artwork shows pride is because you can tell that the dancers in the picture have full…

African American Culture

African American Artist

Darnell "Uncle D" Metcalf saved to ♀ Afro American & Black Female Art World Wide

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African American Expressions

African American Artist

Sabrina Smith saved to 2019

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African Culture Influenced the Harlem Renaissance

The culture of Africa had a major influence on Harlem, New York, shaping the famed Harlem Renaissance. In the early 20th century, the Harlem Renaissance emerged as a cultural movement in Harlem, New York, showcasing the creativity and talent of African-American artists, writers, musicians, and intellectuals. The vibrant culture of Africa infused Harlem, New York, with a new energy during the Harlem Renaissance. It inspired the artistic expressions, music, literature, fashion, a...

African American Culture

African American Artist

American Artists

Harlem Nights Costumes

Harlem Renaissance Fashion

Furqan Zekeria saved to Me

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Edward Burra: Hastings to Harlem and back

I confess that when I first encountered Edward Burra’s vibrant paintings of African-Americans languidly hanging out on the streets and in the the jazz clubs of Prohibition New York I assumed …

Jean's Art saved to Edward Burra

Saved from theartofeducation.edu

A Guide for Bringing the Harlem Renaissance Into Your Classroom

A Guide for Bringing the Harlem Renaissance Into Your Classroom Connections % %

American Fine Art

African American Artist

Harlem Renaissance Artists

Whitney Museum

Alicia Smoots saved to Character drawing

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In Collection: Palmer Hayden - AFRICANAH.ORG

In Collection: Palmer Hayden, The Janitor Who Paints, 1930, Smithsonian American art Museum Washington. About the work and Hayden (1890-1973): By 1940 Palmer Hayden was known for his narrative scenes of New York’s urban life and the rural South. Like a photographer taking snapshots, he depicted black subjects during unguarded moments in their daily …

African American Artist

Native American History

American Artists

American Women

Harlem Renaissance Artists

João Caetano saved to Traços

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