lawrence, jacob

Over forty teenagers offer their responses to the exhibition of early twentieth-century African-American artist Jacob Lawrence's "The American Struggle.".

Presents essays on twentieth-century American artist Jacob Lawrence by eight distinguished art historians, as well as a chronology of his life and career, accompanied by photos of the artist and color reproductions of his works.

Jacob Lawrence was a talented painter whose work became an important part of the Harlem Renaissance and modern art. Learn about his life, influences, and impact.

Looks at the childhood of early twentieth-century African-American artist Jacob Lawrence in 1930s Harlem.

Examines the life and influences of African American painter Jacob Lawrence, from his youth in Harlem during the depression to his paintings of influential historical figures in Black history. Includes interview with the artist.

Explores the work of African-American artist Jacob Lawrence, discussing his connection to modern Harlem, his unique painting style, and his influence on other key Harlem writers, artists, musicians, and social activists.

Offers a brief introduction to the life and work of African-American painter and storyteller Jacob Lawrence.

Tells stories about the struggles of African-Americans through the paintings of twentieth-century artist Jacob Lawrence, and includes suggested activities for exploring the paintings and prints, and biographical information about the artist.

Sixty-three captioned panels tell the story of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman, while discussing the artist and his work.

A series of sixty paintings by Jacob Lawrence recreating the movement of millions of African-Americans, in the decades following World War I, from the rural South to the urban North.