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During the 1920s, the northeast section of Manhattan known as Harlem was home to many African American artists, musicians, and writers. This period became known as the Harlem Renaissance, where there was a huge explosion of creative works by African Americans. Some of the prominent artists involved included Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence, and photographer James Van Der Zee.
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Harlem renaissance
- 1. REGIONALISM The Harlem Renaissance Aaron Douglas Jacob Lawrence James Van Der Zee The northeast section of Manhattan island was home to many African Americans. During the decade of the 1920's witnesses a huge explosion of African Americans artists of all types from this area of the city- music, literature and visual art. Harlem Renaissance
- 2. REGIONALISM Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) One of the most famous African-American artists of the 20th Century Known for ‘Great Migration’ series as part of the Harlem Renaissance Flat overlapped shapes indicative of Matisse Jacob Lawrence, 1941. Jacob Lawrence
- 3. REGIONALISM "Around the time of WWI, many African-Americans from the South left home and traveled to cities in the North in search of a better life.“ Jacob Lawrence, The Great Migration, Part I, 1940-41. Jacob Lawrence
- 4. REGIONALISM Aaron Douglas 1898-1979 He illustrated books, painted canvases and murals, and tried to start a new magazine showcasing the work of younger artists and writers.
- 5. REGIONALISM Aaron Douglas (1898-1979) Native of Topeka, Kansas – moved to New York City in 1925 Developed an abstract style influenced by African art as well as the emerging Art Deco Aaron Douglas, Into Bondage, 1936. Aesthetics: Flat, solid shapes; Transparent; Atmospheric perspective (dark in foreground) Aaron Douglas
- 6. REGIONALISM James Van Der Zee 1886-1993 Prominent photographer of the Harlem Renaissance. Wanted to show African Americans for how they really WERE, not how white America saw them.
- 7. REGIONALISM James Van Der Zee, Couple Wearing Raccoon Coats with a Cadillac, 1932. James Van Der Zee What story is this photograph telling?
- 8. REGIONALISM James Van Der Zee, The Wedding Party, 1926. James Van Der Zee What can you tell about the people in this photograph?