At the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, explores the developments that occurred in African American art during the 1920s and 1930s. The exhibition examines the diversity of influences upon the period--from European modernism, to African art, to music, and cultural history --and its lasting influence, as witnessed in later depictions of the Harlem Renaissance and Jazz Age.
Catherine Moton Patterson (Prentice Herman Polk) 1936
George Washington Carver demonstrates his peanut oil-based paint (that he developed). (Prentice Herman Polk) ca 1927
Little Boy (Prentice Herman Polk) 1927
Noble Sissle (Prentice Herman Polk) 1937
