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09/02/2022
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07/02/2022
happy black history month👏🏽 so many artist to learn about—click the think in my bio to stream the podcast!
04/02/2022
Have you listened to seasons 1&2? Drop your favorite episode below👇🏽👇🏽
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Edward Mitchell Bannister, Boston Street Scene (Boston Common), oil on canvas, 1898-99
02/02/2022
This 1853 oil painting of Tom and Eva was commissioned by James Francis Conover, editor of The Detroit Tribune.
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Robert S. Duncanson
Uncle Tom and Little Eva, 1853
oil on canvas
01/02/2022
Bannister advertised himself as a portraitist, but eventually became popular for his landscapes and seascapes🖼
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Listen to season 2, episode 6 now!
01/02/2022
Grafton Tyler Brown, Map of Virginia City, Nevada Territory, c. 1864, published by the C.C. Kuchel Company in San Francisco
24/01/2022
Season 1, Episode 2 — click the link in bio✨Joshua Johnson, or Johnston, the earliest documented professional African-American painter, was active in Baltimore during the late eighteenth and first quarter of the nineteenth century.
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1. Portrait of Mrs. Barbara Baker Murphy (Wife of Sea Captain)
2. Portrait of Sea Captain John Murphy
23/01/2022
Have you listen to season 2, episode 7 yet? Learn more about Grafton Tyler Brown🦋
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Grafton Tyler Brown, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, 1886, 1886. Brooklyn Museum, 2012.92
22/01/2022
Listen to S1,E5👨🏾🎨 Julien Hudson, was the first professional African American portraitist in the South and the second in the United States, following the more famous Joshua Johnson of Baltimore.
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Self Portrait Julien Hudson (1811-1844) circa 1839 Oil on canvas
14/01/2022
👨🏾🎨 Landscape With Shepherd by Robert S Duncanson (1852) . Learn more, listen to episode 8 now!
11/01/2022
👨🏾🎨Pompeii by Robert S Duncanson (1871) . Learn more, listen to episode 8 now!🤎
07/01/2022
“Various art historians have suggested that, in addition to touting the beauty of the American landscape, these works are poignant statements about the horrors of slavery and the importance of maintaining the Union, with natural formations and the people who populate them acting as veiled metaphors”
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Robert S. Duncanson “Landscape With Rainbow” (1859)
06/01/2022
Robert Duncanson, The Land of the Lotus Eaters (1861) — learn more, listen to episode 8 now🤎👨🏾🎨
05/01/2022
Episode 8 has arrived — did you listen to it already?? Link in bio🖼
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Blue Hole, Flood Waters, Little Miami River 1851
painting by Robert S. Duncanson (Museum: Cincinnati Art Museum)
04/01/2022
Views of the Columbia River🏞 this is your sign to listen to episode 7✨💫🌈
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Grafton Tyler Brown. Untitled (Columbia River scene), after 1884. Oil on canvas, 24 in. × 42 in. x 14.5 in. (61 x 106.7 cm). Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase with funds from the Snyder Fund.
03/01/2022
Click the link in my bio to listen to episode 7 now✨🤎
Grafton Tyler Brown. “A Canyon River with Pines and Figures (Yellowstone),” 1886. Oil on canvas, 35.75 in. × 56 in. (90.8 x 142.2 cm). Tacoma Art Museum, Museum purchase with funds from the Art Acquisition Fund and the Tacoma Pierce County Black Collective.
02/01/2022
Have you listened to episode 7 yet??— link in my bio✨
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Grafton Tyler Brown, Residence of A. Gordon/Gordon's Chute/Ranch of A. Gordon, n.d., hand-colored lithograph, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase, 1994.36
31/12/2021
In the late 1850s/early 1860s Grafton Tyler Brown moved to San Francisco, initially working as a draftsman and then a lithographer for the firm Kuchel & Dressel. Brown created lithographs that depicted western towns: Santa Rosa, Fort Churchill and Virginia City.
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Grafton Tyler Brown, The Iron-Clad Mine, ca. 1880, lithograph on paper, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase, 1994.7
29/12/2021
Grafton Tyler Brown ‘Old Faithful Geyser, Yellowstone National Park’ (1887)
oil on canvas, 22 x 3″ / 55.9 x 76.2 cm (Stark Museum of Art, Orange, Texas)
28/12/2021
Grafton Tyler Brown was hired to create lithographs of seven large-scale maps. Though he was not recognized publicly as such, he became California’s first African American contractor. Browns illustrations of the West served as commercialization of the developing nation.
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Grafton Tyler Brown, View of the Lower Falls, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, 1890, oil on canvas, 30 1/4 x 20 1/8″ / 76.9 x 51.2 cm. (Smithsonian American Art Museum)
27/12/2021
Podcast episode alert🚨 have you listened to episode 6 yet?
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Driving Home the Cows by Edward Mitchell Bannister (1881)
27/12/2021
Episode 6: Edward Mitchell Bannister 🖼 learn about the artist and his work now!
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Palmer River, 1885, oil on canvas
26/12/2021
Click the link in my bio🍂 Learn more about Edward Mitchell Bannister's & his work!
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"Untitled (man with two oxen)," from 1869.
25/12/2021
Check out the Black Art Bulletin’s holiday art wishlist — link in bio🤎👩🏾🎨👨🏾🎨 a short break from history to plug some current artist I’m loving!!
25/12/2021
Edward Mitchell Bannister's "Approaching Storm," from 1886.
24/12/2021
Catch up on past episodes during your holiday travels ✨ Season 1 & 2 are up!
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Landscape with Woman Walking on Path, 1879 by Edward Mitchell Bannister.
21/12/2021
Title Page of the Mammoth Pictorial Tour pamphlet📝
21/12/2021
Portrait of Frederick Douglass by James Presley Ball 1867-01.
20/12/2021
Photos by J.P. Ball 📸 listen to episode 5 to learn more about Ball and his work!
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