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- Maxine Sullivan, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Leontyne Price, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Mahalia Jackson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Eslanda G. Robeson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Zora Neale Hurston, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Bessie Smith, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Mary McLeod Bethune, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Women Working in Wheat Field
- Breton Women with Parasols
- The Women of Algiers (detail)
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- Bessie Smith, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Mahalia Jackson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Frida laying down on a car
- Leontyne Price, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Breton Women with Parasols
- Mary McLeod Bethune, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Zora Neale Hurston, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Margaret Walker, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes
- Young Women from the Village
- Women's Auxiliary Air Force Store
- Cindy (Blake Avenue, East New York)
- The Women of Algiers (detail)
- Ella Fitzgerald, from the portfolio O Write My Name American Portraits, Harlem Heroes
- Women Working in Wheat Field
- Women in the street
- Three women (Rhythmical version)
- Two women on the beach
- Katherine Dunham, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Maxine Sullivan, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Eslanda G. Robeson, from the unrealized portfolio Noble Black Women The Harlem Renaissance and After
- Two Women at a Window
- Four Breton Women (also known as Breton Women Chatting)