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JAMES W. JOHNSON (1871-1938). American author and civil rights activist. Caricature by Eva Herrmann

JAMES W. JOHNSON (1871-1938). American author and civil rights activist. Caricature by Eva Herrmann


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JAMES W. JOHNSON (1871-1938). American author and civil rights activist. Caricature by Eva Herrmann

JAMES W. JOHNSON (1871-1938). American author and civil rights activist. Caricature by Eva Herrmann, 1929

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1929 Black Harlem Renaissance Johnson Parody Weldon Writer


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This print showcases James W. Johnson, a prominent figure in American history known for his contributions as an author and civil rights activist. The image is a caricature created by Eva Herrmann in 1929 during the early years of the Harlem Renaissance, a cultural movement that celebrated African American art, literature, and music. In this lively cartoon-like portrait, Johnson's features are exaggerated to emphasize his significance within society. His confident expression reflects his determination to challenge racial inequality and fight for justice. As an influential writer, Johnson used his literary talents to shed light on the struggles faced by African Americans during a time of widespread discrimination. The artist skillfully captures Johnson's essence through bold lines and vibrant colors. This artwork serves as both a parody and homage to the man who fearlessly advocated for equal rights. It symbolizes the resilience of African Americans in their pursuit of freedom and equality. By displaying this print prominently in your space, you pay tribute to James W. Johnson's legacy while also celebrating the artistic achievements of Eva Herrmann. This piece serves as a reminder that activism can take many forms - even through art - leaving an indelible mark on history for generations to come.

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