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Charles Miers, M. S. Campbell, Harlem Renaissance: Art of Black America, Edizioni Harry N. Abrams, Incorporated 1994
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The energy and talent that spun out of the Harlem Renaissance was palpable, as this diverse burst of self-expression introduced Black themes into American culture. This book focuses on the fine artists who achieved international fame during the Harlem Renaissance: sculptor Meta Warwick Fuller; painter and illustrator Aaron Douglas; and painters Palmer Hayden and William H. Johnson. Complementing their art are the photographs of James Van Der Zee, the great documentary photographer who captured images of Harlem and its citizens, from celebrities and major social occasions to ordinary families, store fronts, and street scenes. There are also photographs of the artists and other Harlem notables by Carl Van Vechten, a White patron of the Renaissance. A visually stirring, lively, and informative history of Harlem in the 1920s.
Titolo: Harlem Renaissance: Art of Black America
Autore: Charles Miers, M. S. Campbell
Editore: Harry N. Abrams , Incorporated
Anno: 1994, 200 pag.
ISBN: 9780810981287
