The catalog for the Harmon Foundation’s 1930 exhibition of fine art by contemporary Black artists. Established in 1922 by the white real-estate developer William E. Harmon, the Harmon Foundation was one of the first U.S. arts organizations to recognize African American achievement in the fields of education, industry, art, literature.....
The illustrated catalog for the Harmon Foundation’s 1931 exhibition of fine art by contemporary Black artists. Illustrated on the front wrapper is a bust of an African American boy entitled “Chester” by Sargent Claude Johnson. This catalog was produced in connection with the 1931 Harmon Foundation exhibit that took place.....
The illustrated catalog for the Harmon Foundation’s 1935 exhibition of works by three contemporary Black artists, held at the Delphic Studios. In addition to featuring the works and biographies of artists Malvin Gray Johnson, Richmond Barthé, and Sargent Johnson, the catalog is both a retrospective of the Harmon Foundation’s efforts.....