African-american posters & prints

Arthur Ashe Wimbledon 1975 Mike Maloney

Arthur Ashe Wimbledon 1975 Staff

Georgia, A Greene County African-american, 1880 Anonymous

A Negro Regiment in Action, March 14, 1863 Thomas Nast

Negro cabin and oaks, Florida, Jackson, Dwellings, African Americans, Trees, Bays, United States, Florida, Indian River, 1880 William Henry

Georgia, African-american Drivers, 1880 Anonymous

Arthur Ashe Wimbledon 1975 Staff

Dressing for the Carnival, 1877 Winslow Homer

Five Civil War soldiers gathered on dirt porch outside home, African American youth seated near them, 1861-65 American Photographer

Georgia, African-american Cabin, 1880 Anonymous

Reading the Scriptures, 1874 Thomas Waterman Wood

Study for 'Negro Boy Dancing': The Banjo Player, c.1877 Thomas Cowperthwait Eakins

The unruly calf Winslow Homer

American Sketches: An African American Congregation at Washington American School

Be Free Three Kaaria Mucherera

African American shoeshine boy, c.1899 American Photographer

African American Cabin American School

Only Negro store of its kind in the U.S., at 2933 State St., Chicago, Illinois, c.1899 American Photographer

On to Liberty, 1867 Theodor Kaufmann

African Am Contraband Prayer Meeting Anonymous

Residence of Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee Institute, c.1906 Detroit Publishing Co.

A Bit of War History: The Contraband, 1865 Thomas Waterman Wood

Sunset Bench, S. Tennessee, 2006 James Galloway

The Cotton Wagon, 1880s Anonymous

A Fleeing Slave American School

Dressing for the Carnival, 1877 Winslow Homer

Absalom Jones, 1810 Raphaelle Peale

Southern Scene: Four African Americans, Two Children Jules Pascin

The Effects of the Proclamation: Freed African American Coming into Our Lines at Newbern, North Carolina American School

A Southern baptism, Aiken, 1900-06 Detroit Publishing Co.

Jazz Musicians Anonymous

Our Colored Troops at Work-The First Louisiana Native Guards Disembarking at Fort Macombe, Louisiana Anonymous

Purple Blues, 2006 Kaaria Mucherera

A group of soldiers, and two young men, one an African American, stand outside of log cabin quarters American Photographer

I Know'd It Was Ripe, c.1885 Thomas Hovenden

The Way They Live, 1879 Thomas Pollock Anshutz