Showing 23 artworks with National Museum Of African American History And Culture
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National Museum Of African American History And Culture
- Albert Goodwill Spalding
- Alexander Hay Ritchie
- Charles Warren "C.W." Woodward
- Cornelius Marion Battey
- Department Of The Army
- Eagle Regalia Company, American, Founded 1910
- Everlast Worldwide, Inc.
- Folmer And Schwing Manufacturing Company
- Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey
- General Motors Corporation
- Grace Costumes Inc., American, Founded 1961
- Hans Moller
- Jack Kleinsinger
- Leon Underwood
- Rhode Island Anti-Slavery Society, American, 1833 - 1850S
- Screencraft Pictures, American, Founded 1932
- Tarby Studios, American
- Thomas Raymond Kelly
- United States Tennis Association
- William D. Mcpherson And M. Oliver
- Wilson Sporting Goods Company
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- Rosy Brown
- Putty
- Espresso
- Black
- Sap Green
- White
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- Black And White
- Historical Photography
- Vintage Photograph
- Civil War Era
- African American Art
- Howard University
- American Sports History
- United States Art
- Vintage
- Vintage Postcard
- 19Th Century Painting
- Human Suffering
- Collectible Blazer”
- Rare Baseball Item
- Union Army Art
- Autographs
- Fifth Avenue March
- “Classic Tennis Gift”
- Autographed
- “Sports History Print”
- 1953
- Frederick Douglass
- Kneeling Man
- Gift For Jazz Lovers
- Memorabilia
- “Retro Sports Fashion”
- Cornelius Battey
- Classic Baseball
- Tennis Memorabilia
- Negro American League
- Pink & Black Art
- Black And White Photo
- Baseball Collectible
- Team Ball
- Rights And Freedom Art
- Historical Portrait
- Civil Rights Art
- Student Center Art
- Stereographic View
- Highlights In Jazz
- Latin Jazz Art
- African American Athlete
- Historical Prints
- Military Formation
- Formal Attire
- Collectible Sports
- C.W. Woodward Art
- “Fine Art Reproduction”
- Classic Photograph
- Wightman Cup Tennis
A powerful black and white portrait of Frederick Douglass captured by pioneer photographer Cornelius Marion Battey in 1895, offering a dignified glimpse into history that you can bring to your collection.
A powerful historical scene of the 369th Infantry marching up Fifth Avenue captured by Leon Underwood in 1919 offers a poignant glimpse into early twentieth-century history that you can bring to your collection.
A vibrant 1976 flyer advertising a jazz evening featuring Tony Williams and Ray Barretto by Jack Kleinsinger Presents Highlights in Jazz! This pink and black promotional piece captures the energy of the Latin-Jazz scene, perfect for collectors.
Own a piece of baseball history! This signed 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers team ball features autographs from legends like Jackie Robinson & Roy Campanella. A unique collectible commemorating a legendary era.
A visceral 1863 photograph by William D. Mcpherson and M. Oliver capturing the harrowing scars of an enslaved man known as Gordon, offering a profound historical encounter available for your collection.
Own a piece of tennis history! This 1957 Wightman Cup blazer, worn by Althea Gibson, celebrates an iconic athlete & groundbreaking achievement. A unique collectible for sports enthusiasts.
Explore Frederick Bailey’s powerful ‘Recruitment Broadside’ (1863). A striking woodblock print showcasing Civil War recruitment propaganda, rich in texture & impactful design.
Rare stereograph of Howard University (1890s) by C.W. Woodward. Captivating vintage photo showcasing late 19th-century campus life. A unique piece for art collectors.
A nostalgic stereographic view of Howard University's Old Main captured by C.W. Woodward in the late 19th century offers a rare glimpse into historical African American life and invites you to explore this photographic legacy.
Experience 'The Fifteenth Amendment,' a vibrant 1870 painting by Thomas Raymond Kelly. Celebrating Black suffrage, this historical artwork captures unity & hope. Own a piece of American history!
Vintage 1962 Negro American League baseball from Wilson Sporting Goods. A rare artifact showcasing history & craftsmanship – perfect for collectors!
A poignant 1850 painting depicting a man at an abolitionist collection box by the Rhode Island Anti-Slavery Society captures the moral urgency of the era and invites you to explore this piece of American history.