period

1. Flyer advertising an evening of jazz at NYU Loeb Student Center — jack kleinsinger, 1976
2. Billie and Dede Pierce, Preservation Hall — Noel Rockmore, 1964
3. Portrait of Friedrich Ebert — Lovis Corinth, 1924
4. The Jazz Musicians — david park, 1954
5. The three musicians — Fernand Léger

movement

vibe

1. Flyer advertising an evening of jazz at NYU Loeb Student Center — jack kleinsinger, 1976
2. Jazz Book — Henri Matisse, 1947
3. Sweet Emma Barrett — michael albert smith, 1974
4. Billie and Dede Pierce, Preservation Hall — Noel Rockmore, 1964
5. 32c Jazz Flourishes stamp — United States Postal Service, 1998

topics

keywords

1. Billie and Dede Pierce, Preservation Hall — Noel Rockmore, 1964

tone

1. Flyer advertising an evening of jazz at NYU Loeb Student Center — jack kleinsinger, 1976
2. Jazz Book — Henri Matisse, 1947
3. Billie and Dede Pierce, Preservation Hall — Noel Rockmore, 1964

main color

1. Billie and Dede Pierce, Preservation Hall — Noel Rockmore, 1964
2. Bill Matthews, Preservation Hall — Noel Rockmore, 1963
3. Rue de New York en 1840 Rue de Broadway (New York) (autre titre) New York sous la neige (autre titre) — hippolyte victor valentin sebron
4. St Louis Blues — rosie sayers, 1996
5. The Jazz Musicians — david park, 1954
6. Benny Goodman — rené robert bouché, 1960
7. The Miner — George Benjamin Luks
8. Portrait of Friedrich Ebert — Lovis Corinth, 1924
9. Sweet Emma Barrett — michael albert smith, 1974
10. Der Cellospieler (Hans Münch), 1916 — Cuno Amiet
11. Portrait of Ludwig Berger — Max Beckmann
12. George Lewis & New Orleans in Japan — keijirō ozumi, 1965
13. The three musicians — Fernand Léger
14. Portrait of French pianist Alfred Cortot — Pyotr Konchalovsky, 1936
15. Portrait of Chaim — leon kossoff

other

1. Brooklyn Bridge and Lower New York. From Views of New York (New York: s.n., circa 1900) — Elizabeth O'Neill Verner
2. Miles Davis — gandy brodie, 1961
3. Mulatto with Bowler Hat — julius mordecai pincas, 1930
4. Old and New New York — Alfred Stieglitz, 1910
5. 42c Latin Jazz stamp — United States Postal Service, 2008
6. T. S. Eliot — Patrick Heron, 1949