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thahalfrican: lipsofredd: reflectionof1: The first Black professional basketball team “The Renaissance” organized in Harlem. They were known to their many fans and admirers as “The Rens” and they’ve been called “the greatest basketball
superheroesincolor: The Ren, A Tale of the Harlem Renaissance (out by 2015-2016 possibly)“The Ren” is a story set during the Harlem Renaissance and involves a love story between two young artists, a brewing gang war and attempts to capture the spirit
Photographs of the Villa Lewaro, A’Lelia Walker’s country estate in Irvington-on-Hudson, New York, no date. A’Lelia Walker was well known during the Harlem Renaissance for throwing lavish parties at her brownstone apartment in Harlem and at the
disquisitiveorange: James VanDerZee (June 29, 1886 - May 15, 1983) VanDerZee was an American photographer. In 1916, he and his wife opened the Guarantee Photo Studio in Harlem. He began chronicling the Harlem Renaissance. VanDerZee also took portraits
bluart106: Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s. According to George Chauncey’s eponymous Gay New York, the Harlem Renaissance of the ’20s provided an opportunity for gay men to create their own social and cultural spaces within the burgeoning nightlife
doormouseetcappendix: khiravaggio: i just want a period piece centered around black people that isn’t about being slaves/servants where’s our steamy 60s drama? where’s our 30s Harlem Renaissance coming of age flick? where’s our Victorian
rubitrightintomyeyes: mickeyandcompany: The Art Behind the Disney Princesses (x) Awesome layout. I think it’s worth pointing out that the “Almost There” sequence of Princess and the Frog was specifically inspired by Harlem Renaissance artist Aaron
black-to-the-bones: Poet and award-winning author, Maya Angelou.Former Black Panther and activist, Angela Davis.Harlem Renaissance poet and literary figure, Langston Hughes.First Black woman to be nominated for an Academy Award for best actress, Dorothy
chadmiraj: bussykween: “The Harlem Renaissance was the start of Black Excellence, and I’m Black and I’m Excellent.” -Shea Coulee
1bohemian: Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s. According to George Chauncey’s eponymous Gay New York, the Harlem Renaissance of the ’20s provided an opportunity for gay men to create their own social and cultural spaces within the burgeoning nightlife
coolchicksfromhistory: schomburgcenter: “As an actress, Ms. Dee was a bridge between the Harlem Renaissance and contemporary black theater. Inspired by Paul Robeson whom she met at the Schomburg’s American Negro Theater, she helped make artistry
newyorker: “Schomburg Center, Harlem, New York” Kadir Nelson, this week’s cover artist, wanted to create “a stylistic montage as an homage to the great Harlem Renaissance painters.“ Read more about his inspiration.
superheroesincolor: Bitter Root #1 (2018) // Imagine Comics “BITTER ROOT is set in 1920s with the Harlem Renaissance in full swing. The new series will follow the Sangerye Family—New York (and the world’s) only hope for salvation from supernatural
lesbianliteraryagent: I’m wearing 1920s Harlem Renaissance Cotton Club realness. The Harlem Renaissance was the birth of black excellence, and I’m black and I’m excellent.
jumpingjacktrash: bluart106: Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s. According to George Chauncey’s eponymous Gay New York, the Harlem Renaissance of the ’20s provided an opportunity for gay men to create their own social and cultural spaces within the
omerta-fashion: The Harlem Renaissance Renovator…Marcus SamuelssonYour cooking is as vibrant as your wardrobe. I’ve had an opportunity to observe your style and I’d like to know where you acquired that as well. Clothing is very personal and almost
The battle to save Langston Hughes' home from gentrification
superselected: An Ode To The Black Queer Women of The Harlem Renaissance. Read about how a barrier-breaking trumpet player, a marriage pioneer, and a concentration camp survivor made an impact on this writer.
fyeahroaringtwenties:In honor of Black History Month, here are a few iconic figures from the Harlem Renaissance.
thekcmcus: Hughie Lee-Smith, Navy Sailor, 1944. Reflection, 1957. Harlem Renaissance
blackhistoryalbum: Art of the Harlem Renaissance (click photo for slideshow)Works by African American painter, Archibald J. Motley, 1891-1981. Black History Album, The Way We WereFollow us on WEB TUMBLR PINTEREST FACEBOOK TWITTER
khiravaggio: werewolfau: doormouseetcappendix: khiravaggio: i just want a period piece centered around black people that isn’t about being slaves/servants where’s our steamy 60s drama? where’s our 30s Harlem Renaissance coming of age flick?
the-real-eye-to-see: All pics found on this blog The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American culture and art in the wake of slavery, which had ended just 50 years prior. Wow, this is so unbelievable and powerful! I love this! Look at
retrowunderland: The fabulous fashion & style of the Harlem Renaissance, c.1920s-1930s
virginiagentlenerd: theshatnerian: You know what would make a good show? A drama set during the Harlem Renaissance and the Jazz Age with a mainly African American cast. Set it in a jazz club with all these legendary musicians coming in and out and you’d
blackhistoryalbum:ART OF THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE | HALE WOODRUFF (1900 - 1980) Click Image To Enlarge
newmanology: Aaron Douglas was an artist and muralist who came to fame during the years of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s-30s. Although he’s most known today for his paintings, he did a lot of illustration work back in the day for various book
womansart: Selma Burke (1900-1995), influential African-American sculptor and educator of the Harlem Renaissance who founded two art schools
