Black Southern Nightlife 1990 | Waycross GA Street Scene Art
At 8 x 10 in, it is simple to frame, and you will find that it many rooms.
ORIGINAL AFRICAN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER CHESTER HIGGINS AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND
Masjid Malcolm Shabazz in Harlem, New York City. NEW YORK (NY). Skoto Gallery. New York (NY). Jewish Museum. New York: Little, Brown & Co., 1992. A historical portrait of blacks in the United States between 1850 and 1950.
Vintage Black Family Porch Scene Wall Art African American 1970s Print
✔ Bedroom wall art. ✔ Gifts for family and friends.
2D Flat 8×8″ Vintage African American Girl Metal Wall Art Custom Framed
In this collection, you will find that the photograph brings a quiet mood to any room.
Vtg 1965 DAVID S. JOHNSON WATTS RIOTS PHOTOGRAPH AFRICAN AMERICAN LISTED ARTIST
I do not know the history of the photo. In nice shape for its age. No holes, no creases and no tears. Being sold as found and as you see it. Glare spots are from the lights reflection and not on the actual item.
WWI African American Soldier Receives Aid from Red Cross Nurse Enhanced Photo
Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s and up. Specializing in WWI; WWII; Vietnam; and Korea era photographs. All images are digitally enhanced new prints made from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… US WWI Photograph African American soldier receives aid from Red Cross Nurse at Base Hospital ca. 1917-1918 The digitized, enhanced and cleaned photograph you receive is reproduced from the highest quality print, negative or digital file available from the credited source. Note: ALL sources are copyright free This photograph is a NEW printing which has been enhanced to remove any blemishes, dust specks, scratches or spots from the original film.
WWI African American Minstrels Entertain Aboard the Saxonia Enhanced Photo
Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s and up. Specializing in WWI; WWII; Vietnam; and Korea era photographs. All images are digitally enhanced new prints made from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… US WWI Photograph African American minstrels on board the «Saxonia». Lieutenant Rutherford’s Ministrels who he recruited on board the Saxonia in her homeward trip and who amused and entertained the 1700 wounded boys on the way back from France. ca. 1917-1918 The digitized, enhanced and cleaned photograph you receive is reproduced from the highest quality print, negative or digital file available from the credited source.
Antique Bryant Studio JOHN SWARTZ ‘African American Men’s Group’ Ft Worth PHOTO
ORIGINAL BRYANT STUDIO FT WORTH TEXAS PHOTOGRAPH OF A GROUP OF AFRICAN AMERICAN GENTLEMEN This is just a great original piece. I recently acquired a collection of photographs from important African American photographer Calvin Littlejohn. Littlejohn was known for his important work documenting African American life in San Antonio Texas in the mid 20th Century. I acquired a few photographs of Martin Luther’s King trip to San Antonio by Littlejohn that I am not sure I am going to sell yet (if you might be interested, reach out). This is a photograph I have been researching for a while. There is a lot to it. First off, it is a wonderful image of an African American Men’s Group. Image measures 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches and is in very good condition. A few very small scuffs but nothing too bad. The men are all wearing the same ribbon but I cannot read any of them so I dont know what the group is. The photograph is on its original cabinet card. In the lower left corner of the card is the stamp of «Bryant Studio 705 1/2 Main Street Fort Worth, Texas’. This is what led me into the research. First, that address was known to be the studio of the Swartz Brothers, the famous early photographers of Fort Worth Texas. Then as I dug deep into their history I learned that they were known to advertise heavily in the African American papers to court their business. Then as you dig even deeper you learn that the last remaining brother, John, sold his business to George Bryant in 1912 and then went to work for him. Seems exactly in line with the timing of this photograph and is most probably from right around that period of time and is most likely a photograph by John Swartz. I am sure with even deeper research, you could figure out what this photograph is from and you would really have a treasure. Original mount card measures 12 x 13 3/4 inches. If you collect African American photography, check my store for the others I am offering this week. FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES! CHECK THE PICTURES ON THIS GREAT PIECE. DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Shipping and handling can be calculated based on the ebay shipping calculator. If you have any questions regarding the work, please dont hesitate to ask. Pictures are an excellent indication of condition. Though the shipping says it will take 5 days of handling, usually items are shipped much faster and if you pay right away, the item most likely will go out in the next day or two. If there is any problems with the item please dont hesitate to email me. I guarantee and stand 100% behind everything I sell. No reason to open up any sort of cases. Just simply contact me and I will handle any and all problems. Out of the nearly 500 items I ship around the world every year, a very few of them occasionally get lost or broken. I insure every item and will handle all insurance claims and make sure you are reimbursed 100%. Check my feedback. After nearly 15 years of selling on ebay, my reputation speaks for itself. If you are not happy with your purchase, I will work to make sure you are. Thanks again for your interest and bidding.
93rd Infantry African American Soldiers Bougainville WWII Silver Halide Photo
The original image dated to May 1, 1944. All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by.
African American Woman Soldier Movie Projectionist WWII Silver Halide Photo
African American Woman Soldier Movie Projectionist WWII Silver Halide Photo All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Here we have a great black-and-white photo showing T/5 Susan Baptist, Whitehaven, Tenn., helping to build morale at Fox Hills. A projectionist, she shows training films for the troops as well as more popular motion pictures. The original image dated to circa World War II (estimate).You can see our other WWII items by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you’re in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B345