African-american ethnicity posters & prints

The negro exodus - The old style and the new Anonymous

Page with text and diagram. Whipping a negro girl in North Carolina by "unconstructed" Johnsonians Anonymous

African Am Contraband Prayer Meeting Anonymous

Booker T. Washington Dines With President Roosevelt Anonymous

African Races School English

Educator and Writer Booker T. Washington Anonymous

Jazz Musicians Anonymous

Hungry Black Man At Open Food Stand Anonymous

Which Way Shall We Go? James Goodwyn Clonney, 1850 James Goodwin Clonney

Illustration of Native American Communicating in Sign Language to Black Cavalryman Frederic Remington

Daily Chores William Aiken Walker

Aborigines of North America JJ Crew

She's Bound to Shine, c.1885 Edward Lamson Henry

Dressing for the Carnival, 1877 Winslow Homer

American Lithograph Frederick Douglass Anonymous

Runaway Steer Edward Borein

The Cotton Wagon, 1880s Anonymous

African American Cabin American School

The Riots at New York Newspaper Illustration Anonymous

The Close of the Battle or the Champion Triumphant Anonymous

American Sketches: An African American Congregation at Washington American School

Birch-Bark Indian Wigwams Illustration Anonymous

The Attah William Allen

Element of Black culture, 2005 Oglafa Ebitari Perrin

Woodcut Print of John Willis Menard in the House of Representatives Anonymous

Billy Bowlegs and Chiefs of the Seminole Indians Illustration Anonymous

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

Arthur Ashe Wimbledon 1975 Staff

African American shoeshine boy, c.1899 American Photographer

Georgia, African-american Cabin, 1880 Anonymous

North African man in travelling costume William Wiehe Collins

On to Liberty, 1867 Theodor Kaufmann

Dressing for the Carnival, 1877 Winslow Homer

Registration in the South, Scene at Asheville, North Carolina Alfred Wordsworth Thompson

Virginia: One Hundred Years Ago Solomon Eytinge

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