Jacob Lawrence

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1989

Genesis Creation Sermon V: And God Created All The Fowls Of The Air And Fishes Of The Seas

Experience Jacob Lawrence's vibrant 1989 Genesis Creation Sermon V, a monumental depiction of biblical life bursting with color and narrative wonder; discover this American masterpiece today.

Jacob Lawrence

1989

Genesis Creation Sermon I: In The Beginning All Was Void

Experience Jacob Lawrence's vibrant 1989 depiction of creation, capturing the powerful resonance of a sermon in American art; discover this masterpiece today.

Jacob Lawrence's 'War Series: The Letter,' painted in 1946, embodies Expressionism and Social Realism with its stark colors and simplified forms depicting grief and loss during wartime—a poignant reflection of American history.

Jacob Lawrence

1989

Genesis Creation Sermon Vi: And God Created All The Beasts Of The Earth

Experience Jacob Lawrence's vibrant 1989 depiction of creation, capturing a powerful sermon scene rich with African-American history; discover this masterpiece today.

Jacob Lawrence

1953

The Card Game

A captivating black and white depiction of figures gathered around a table in Jacob Lawrence's The Card Game, capturing the vibrant spirit of mid-century life through his iconic dynamic cubism style, available for your collection.

Jacob Lawrence

1989

Genesis Creation Sermon Ii: And God Brought Forth The Fimament And The Waters

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Genesis Creation Sermon II.’ A vibrant, Expressionist masterpiece depicting biblical creation through a unique Harlem lens. Discover its dynamic style & historical significance.

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1986

Library Series: The Schomburg

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Library Series: The Schomburg’ (1986). A vibrant, dynamic depiction of Harlem's library life in a unique cubist style. Discover social realism & cultural richness.

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1946

Cabinet Makers

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Cabinet Makers’ (1946) – a dynamic abstract depiction of Black cabinet makers in bold blues & blacks. A powerful work reflecting social commentary & Cubist influence.

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1955

...is Life So Dear Or Peace So Sweet As To Be Purchased At The Prices Of Chains And Slavery? Patrick Henry-1775

Jacob Lawrence’s "...is life so dear?" (1955) depicts a revolutionary moment. Dramatic oil painting explores slavery & liberty, featuring intense figures & symbolic elements.

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1944

Painting The Bilges

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Painting the Bilges’ (1944) – a dynamic Cubist painting depicting industrial labor. Bold colors, angular lines & symbolic themes evoke modern anxieties.

Jacob Lawrence

1942

Pool Parlor

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Pool Parlor’ (1942), a dynamic graphic illustration of Harlem life. A rare Met acquisition, this work showcases his powerful style & social commentary.

Jacob Lawrence

1944

Captain Skinner

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Captain Skinner,’ a dynamic cubist painting of 1944. Discover its unique blue hues, Coast Guard symbolism & unsettling composition – a masterpiece by an American icon.

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The Railroad Stations In The South Were Crowded With People Leaving For The North

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘The railroad stations…’ – a vibrant, dynamic scene of Southern migration. Dynamic Cubism & folk art influence depict bustling crowds in bold colors. A powerful piece by a Harlem Renaissance icon.

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1959

Street Shadows

Discover 'Street Shadows' by Jacob Lawrence (1959). This dynamic social realist painting captures urban life with muted tones & geometric lines. Explore this powerful work of American art.

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1940

Harriet Tubman Series (panel -4)

Explore Jacob Lawrence’s ‘Harriet Tubman Series (Panel -4)’. Dynamic brushwork, African tribal influence & powerful storytelling depict Black life. A vital piece of American art history.

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1956

...if We Fail, Let Us Fail Like Men, And Expire Together In One Common Strugge... -henry Clay, 1813

Jacob Lawrence’s haunting ‘if we fail…’ depicts a lone soldier amidst battle chaos. Expressionist watercolor explores loss & unity. A powerful, symbolic American art piece.

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