A Study of Negro Artists: Celebrating African American Creativity (1930s)

This archival footage celebrates the work of African American artists in the 1930s, showcasing their contributions to the art world. Featured artists include Richmond Barthé, James Latimer Allen, Aaron Douglas, Palmer Hayden, Augusta Savage, and others. The film highlights their studios, exhibitions at the New York Public Library and Whitney Museum, and the impact of their work in the homes of prominent African Americans. A powerful tribute to Black creativity and resilience, this footage is a must-watch for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike.