Negro Artists: An Illustrated Review of their Achievements

New York: Harmon Foundation, 1935. Some minor scuffing to illustrated wrappers, with chip to top corner of rear panel; thus close to near fine.. First Edition. Slim octavo. A review of Black artists from the Harmon Foundation, published to coincide with an exhibition of works by Malvin Gray Johnson, Richmond Barthé, and Sargent Claude Johnson, organized in cooperation with Delphic Studios (Apr. 22 - May 4, 1935). A series of b&w reproductions of the exhibited artists' works are supplemented by essays on arts education in the community, a 19 pp. directory of Black American artists, and miscellaneous news and notes.