In celebration of Black History Month, art historian Jeff Mishur presents a lecture on a selection of African American artists of the twentieth century. Jeff will discuss works by Henry Ossawa Tanner, Aaron Douglass, Walter Ellison, Archibald Motley Jr., Jacob Lawrence, and Faith Ringgold among others.

Several styles practiced by African American artists will be discussed within the context of major European and American art movements including the Harlem Renaissance, a cultural movement occurring in the United States between the World Wars.
 

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