This is Video (Ogg Theora) Silent, black and white documentary short from the 1930s about the Harlem Renaissance. Shows artists, Richmond Barthé , James Latimer Allen, Aaron Douglas, Palmer Hayden and Augusta Savage. Particularly shows the sculptors at work in their studios.
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Contemporary silent short documentary on the Negro Artist. Richmond Barthé working on Kalombwan (1934).
{{Prelinger}} This is Video (Ogg Theora) '''This is Video (Ogg Theora)''' Silent, black and white documentary short from the 1930s about the Harlem Renaissance. Shows artists, Richmond Barthe, James Latimer Allen, Aaron Dou