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[AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE]. HUGHES, Langston (1902-1967).  A group of 5 works, comprising: The Weary Blues. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1926. FIRST EDITION. -- The Big Sea. New York and London: Alf

[AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE]. ACHEBE, Chinua (1930-2013). Things Fall Apart. New York: McDowell Obolensky, 1959. 8vo. Original publisher's gray cloth (spine slightly sunned). Provenance: Johnson Publ

[AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE]. DUBOIS, William Edward Burghardt (1868-1963). The Quest of the Silver Fleece. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1911.  8vo. Frontispiece. Original publisher's decorated gra

Moon landscape. 42 x 29 1/2 in. (sight). Important African American artist. Irene V. Clark was born in Washington, DC in 1927. After moving to Chicago, Illinois she studied art at the Art Institute of

Noel Rockmore (American/Louisiana, 1928-1995) "All Saint's Day, African American New Orleans Cemetery" oil on canvas signed lower right and with an "E. L. Borenstein Collection" catalogue sheet en ver

Pencil signed A/P. 25 x 18 in.

Wishum Gregory - "Again I Rise: African American Queens of Literature", 24 x 20, very good condition

[AFRICAN AMERICAN]. A group of 9 titles related to African American history or literature. [V.p., v.d.]. 8vos. Publisher’s cloth bindings (cloth bindings generally worn and soiled- one title in

1855 1ed Washington Farewell Address American Literature Wide-Awake Gift ‘The Wide-Awake Gift’ is a mid-19th-century collection of American poems and articles by notable literary figures including

[AFRICAN AMERICAN]. A group of 10 titles related to African American history or literature. [V.p., 1939-2003]. 8vos to 4tos. Publisher’s cloth bindings (generally worn and soiled), all but 3 in

[AFRICAN AMERICAN]. A group of 10 titles related to African American history or literature. [V.p., 1919-1969]. 8vos. Publisher’s cloth bindings (cloth bindings generally worn and soiled- one tit

Francisco Vargas (New Orleans), "African American Female Cotton Picker," early 20th c., wax and mixed media, on a mahogany base with a foil label underneath for Harriet's, 318 Royal St., New Orleans,

Ronald Leonard Jones (1952-2021, New Orleans), "African Americans Participating in Immersion Baptism," 21st c., pastel on paper, signed lower left, presented in a gilt frame, H.- 29 1/2 in., W.- 21 in

Timothy Washington Untitled Woman with long neck. 2013 Pastel on black foam core with brass washer mounted in left eye 20 x 16 inches Signed, titled, dated vertically at right Private collection, Los

1855 Washington Irving Wolferts Roost American Literature Knickerbocker Chronicles of Wolferts Roost” is a miscellaneous collection of fascinating short stories by esteemed American author Washi

African American History theme, Mother with her three sons start a new life in Washington D.C. in 1938 sepia-tone photo print. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. Printed

A framed lithograph, by Wayman Adams (IN/TX, 1883-1959), signed, titled "The Word", depicting African American preacher in New Orleans, dated 1-1-12 (1912), in lower margin, image size 10 x 8.25, as f

A framed lithograph, by Wayman Adams (IN/TX, 1883-1959), signed, titled "The Clinging Vine", depicting African American figures in New Orleans, dated 1-1-12 (1912), in lower margin, image size 9.5 x 7

Compelling carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of a young African American man taken in New Orleans. The verso bears the imprint of M.J. Hinton, a photographer who operated a studio called the “Crescen

African American History, Portrait of Booker T Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute, & Booker T Washington riding a horse. Both images printed on heavy cardstock in the early 1990's. 8" X 10" eac

African American History, Portrait of Booker T Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute, & Booker T Washington riding a horse. Both images were printed on heavy card stock in the early 1990s. 8" X 10

Heading: (African-American, 1899-1915) Author: Washington, Booker T. Title: Up From Slavery [and] The Future of the American Negro, with signed letter Place Published: Various places Publisher: D

Inscribed: Joseph Timothy Walker 1907-1932 verso. 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches. signed. Note: Walker was the first African-American Episcopal bishop of Washington, D.C. Approximately 15.20 oz t.

(Booker T. Washington) (1856-1915) Educator, activist. Washington was one of the foremost African-American leaders of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, founding the Tuskegee Normal and Industria