African American Representational
Art: Other Web Resources
TFAO suggests also from the Web:
- African Americans
in the Visual Arts: A Historical Perspective from B. Davis Schwartz
Memorial Library, Long Island University
- African-American
Portraits by Carl Van Vechten, 1932-1964 from Brandeis University Libraries
- "After
Tanner: African American Artists since 1948 at PAFA" by Andrea
Kirsh, April 13, 2012, from theartblog.org
- Black
American Artists from AskArt.com with a list
of artists
- Carrie
Mae Weems: Newcomb Art gallery, Tulane University April, 2004 by Ellen
Berkovitch
- "Creating
a Place for Ourselves: The Rise of Humbert L. Howard, Black Art, and the
Pyramid Club" by Bettye Collier-Thomas, from thegalleriesatmoore.org.
(to read this essay scroll down page to book titled Humbert Howard:
Philadelphia Painter, then click on link to essay)
- Dox
Thrash: An African American Master Printmaker Rediscovered from Philadelphia
Museum of Art
- East
of Harlem - Reviews - African American artists in early 20th-century Paris,
France - Book Review, Winter, 2002 by Jennifer Marshall from Art
Journal
- Faith Ringgold, official
Web site
- Guide
to African American Artists from Archives of American Art
- Howard University
Gallery of Art website which contains images of works in its collection
- Jean-Michel
Basquiat from the Brooklyn Museum
- List
of links pages for African American Artists, from Artcyclopedia
- Louisiana Art
from the Encyclopedia of Louisiana, a project of Louisiana Endowment for
the Humanities, contains "Free
Black Artists, Antebellum New Orleans"
- Narratives
of African American Art and Identity: The David C. Driskell Collection
from the Art Gallery, University of Maryland
- Negro Art
in America by Albert C. Barnes, from the University of Virginia
- Papers
of African American Artists from Archives of American Art
- Perceptions
of Black: African American Art and the Visual Arts Movement from the
University of Virginia
- Pioneering
Cartoonists of Color from 999inks
- Rhapsodies in Black: Art of
the Harlem Renaissance from Institute
of International Visual Arts (Invia)
- Seven
Famous African-American Masters of American Art from Duke University
- The
Harlem Renaissance from Artcyclopedia.com
- Urban Totems:
The Communal Spirit of Black Murals by Michael D. Harris
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