Channel: Google Arts & Culture

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Description: Do you know about the phenomenon of the HARLEM RENAISSANCE? This 1920s and 1930s movement left us with incredible works of art. Take a look alongside @Cydnee Black! #Google #Arts #HarlemRenaissance Subscribe: bit.ly/2Vo55DL Thank to: No Easy Riders I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden Tire Jumping in Front of my Window I Museum of Fine Arts, Boston I Allan Crite Nightlife I The Art Institute of Chicago I Archibald Motley Blues Singer I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden CORE-sponsored pickets of McCrory’s and Woolworth’s on Canal Street I Amistad Research Center I Connie Harse Department Store, Mobile, Alabama I High Museum of Art I Gordon Parks During World War I there was a great migration north by southern Negroes I U.S. National Archives I Jacob Lawrence Street Story Quilt I The Metropolitan Museum of Art I Faith Ringgold Studio Portrait of Young Man with Telephone I Smithsonian American Art Museum I James Van Der Zee Evening Attire I Smithsonian American Art Museum I James Van Der Zee Lois Jones, Artist and Teacher, Howard University I U.S. National Archives I Harmon Foundation Power to the People I Smithsonian's National Museum of American History I Rise I Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library I Stephen Shames Bar and Grill I Smithsonian American Art Museum I Jacob Lawrence Jam Session I LIFE Photo Collection I Gjon Mili The Ascent of Ethiopia I Milwaukee Art Museum I Lois Mailou Jones Distraction I Milwaukee Art Museum I James Van Der Zee Josephine Baker I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Stanislaus Julian Walery Selma Burke I Spelman College Museum of Fine Art I Unknown Aaron Douglas I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Betsy Graves Reyneau Black Power/Black Arts I Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library I Margaret Randall The Second Seige Petersburg , Va. I LIFE Photo Collection I Howard Sochurek Signal Station, Summit of Maryland Heights from the portfolio Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated) I Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University I Kara Walker The Founding of Chicago I Spencer Museum of Art I Aaron Douglas Resurrection Story with Patrons I The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston I Kara Walker Portrait of Aaron Douglas I Gibbes Museum of Art I Edwin Harleston 22c Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable stamp I Smithsonian's National Postal Museum I United States Postal Service I LIFE Photo Collection I Wallace Kirkland Cocktails I Museum of Fine Arts, Boston I Archibald Motley Midsummer Night in Harlem I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden James Weldon Johnson I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Laura Wheeler Waring From Familiar Boundaries Infinite Possibilities I August Wilson African American Cultural Center I Joel Kennedy Girl, Ceylon I The J. Paul Getty Museum I Julia Margaret Cameron Group of Girls I Projeto Portinari I Candido Portinari From Familiar Boundaries Infinite Possibilities I August Wilson African American Cultural Center I Joel Kennedy Establishment Serving Alcohol During Prohibition I Italian American Museum of Los Angeles I Wisconsin Historical Society W. E. B. Du Bois I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Laura Wheeler Waring Marian Anderson I Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery I Laura Wheeler Waring God’s Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse I The Wolfsonian–Florida International University I Aaron Douglas, James Weldon Johnson, Charles Buckles Falls I LIFE Photo Collection I Alfred Eisenstaedt Checkers Game I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden Title and Introduction pages, The New Negro: An Interpretation I The Wolfsonian–Florida International University I Winold Reiss, Alain LeRoy Locke Fétiche et Fleurs I The Museum of African American Art I Palmer Hayden Negro Drawings I The Wolfsonian–Florida International University I Miguel Covarrubias Discover the inspirational moments, iconic people, and artistic wonders that are available at the tip of your fingers. Google Arts & Culture allows you to immerse yourself in culture with 360 views, zoom in to reveal the secrets of a masterpiece, take behind the scenes tours of palaces and museums, watch kids explain famous paintings to art experts, and so much more. Art changes the way we see the world and the way we see each other, so we invite you to come and expand your horizons with us. Learn more on g.co/artsandculture and download the app Google Arts & Culture Android: goo.gl/CCJ5xu IOS: goo.gl/AvMS0r Tweet us twitter.com/googlearts Join us on Facebook facebook.com/googleartsculture Join us on Instagram instagram.com/googleartsculture youtu.be/lO-WbWZNLm0