The Harlem Renaissance
by: Rachel Gunsch
A Return to the African American Culture
The Harlem Renaissance
Saturday, Nov 13, 1920, 09:00 PM
Harlem, New York, NY, United States
Drawing in two colors by Winold Reiss.
Street Life by William H. Johnson
Rhythm Reunion by Joseph Holston
My Personal Dreams Deferred
Citations
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