Carl Van Vechten Beliebteste Gemälde

Rose McClendon, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After, Carl Van Vechten

Porträt von Frida Kahlo und Diego Rivera

Fesselndes Schwarz-Weiß-Foto von Carl Van Vechten mit Frida Kahlo und Diego Rivera (1932). Holen Sie sich dieses ikonische Duo in Ihre Sammlung.

Joe Louis, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten, 1983

Carl Van Vechten’s iconic black & white photo of Muhammad Ali captures athletic power during the Harlem Renaissance. Documentary style, 1983. A vital piece for collectors.

James Baldwin, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten, 1983

Explore Carl van Vechten’s poignant 1983 photograph of James Baldwin. A study in vulnerability & support, this Harlem Renaissance portrait captures a raw moment in black and white.

Paul Robeson, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes (1983) von Carl Van Vechten

Carl Van Vechten: Charles S. Johnson, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes

Explore Carl Van Vechten’s 1983 black & white portrait of Charles S. Johnson from the ‘American Portraits’ portfolio. A Harlem Heroes masterpiece showcasing realism & dignity.

Ralph Bunche, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten

A dignified portrait of Ralph Bunche by Carl Van Vechten, capturing a Harlem hero in classic 20th-century photography. Explore this evocative image from the O Write My Name portfolio.

Margaret Walker, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten, 1983

A captivating black & white portrait by Carl Van Vechten of Margaret Walker from the Harlem Renaissance. Platinum-toned photography captures her introspective gaze in a timeless, elegant image.

Carl Van Vechten, Altonell Hines, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After (1983)

Explore 'Noble Black Women' by Carl Van Vechten (1983). A stunning grayscale portrait of a Black woman in a richly detailed, Harlem Renaissance-inspired photograph. Vintage aesthetic & masterful texture.

Katherine Dunham, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After

B&W portrait of Katherine Dunham by Carl Van Vechten (1983). Captures Harlem Renaissance elegance & Dunham's grace. A rare glimpse into a pivotal artist’s work.

W.E.B. DuBois, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes, 1983, Carl Van Vechten

A striking black & white portrait of W.E.B. DuBois by Carl van Vechten, capturing dignity in a Harlem Renaissance style. Explore this 1983 print's texture and composition.

Romaine Brooks (1936)

Carl Van Vechten, Josh White, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes (1983)

Bill Bojangles Robinson, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten, 1983

Jacob Lawrence, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes (1983) von Carl Van Vechten

Carl Van Vechten: John W. Bubbles, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes

Ossie Davis, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten, 1983

Ruby Elzy, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After

Horace Pippin, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten, 1983

Althea Gibson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After (1983) von Carl Van Vechten

Nora Holt, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After, 1983, Carl Van Vechten

Lena Horne, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After, 1983, Carl Van Vechten

Ella Fitzgerald, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After (1983) von Carl Van Vechten

Carl Van Vechten: Fredi Washington, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After

James Weldon Johnson, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes von Carl Van Vechten