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Palmer Hayden
Shows how the african americans stuck together in the same type of community

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Palmer Hayden
I think it shows the slavery part of the struggle and how most african american women had to be housemaids and some even nannies to get an income

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Palmer Hayden
This one, to me, seems like they always have to be on watch because of all the violence and such

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Aaron Douglas
Im honestly not sure about this one. It has some gambling aspects to it as well as some jazz undertones. Its really hard for me to say what this one could be representing

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Aaron Douglas
Represents jazz and the performances

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meta vaux warrick fuller
This one could represent the african americans standing together for their culture and to remind them to be strong

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Lois Mailou Jones
The blue color could represent the jazz age and how african americans stuck together

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Romare Bearden
Represents how socially unacceptable it was for interracial couples

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Romare Bearden
Represents the jazz age and the maybe the way the music made the artist feel could be the background

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Romare Bearden
I feel like this one mostly focuses on jazz and prominently reminds us what it was really about

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Palmer Hayden
To me it shows african americans enjoying the music

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Palmer Hayden
Shows how separated the community actually was from white americans

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Palmer Hayden
I think it represents how african americans felt they stood out and how people may have viewed them

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Unknown Artist
Represents the excitement and the rhythms of jazz using colors and shapes

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Louis Armstrong
His song, to me, seems to speak about how he focuses on the beauty of the world and not on the differences between races

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Billie Holiday (Lady Day)
She seems to do different jazz renditions to songs from what Ive read

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Lois Mailou Jones
Not too sure about this one. To me the picture is of a buddah, but I also dont think that thats right. Perhaps it focuses on their african culture

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Lois Mailou Jones
Well the mask seems familiar although the metal like aspects of the piece is hard to put a depiction to. I think this piece also focuses on the fusion of african american culture then and the one that was developing

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Aaron Douglas
Represents the music of the african american culture and maybe the fusion of the music from the renaissance that was developed

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Aaron Douglas
Not sure on this one. I see a chain there so maybe this person feels chained to their heritage or to america. Dont think there's those kinds of trees here

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Jacob Lawrence Not sure about the person in the middle, but to me it represents the separation

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Jacob Lawrence
This one could represent the clubs they had for jazz. I see some waiters and tables and the art definitely has that jazz feel to it

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Unknown Artist
Represents african american culture being brought into the light. Making itself known

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Archibald John Motley Jr
Shows how near the end of the renaissance the art was finally taking its form

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Richard Bruce Nugent
Represents the difference between the cultures

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Unknown Artist
The art is taking more forms than classic cubic art wich shows how the african american culture took shape during the renaissance

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Aaron Douglas, and W.E.B. Du Bois
How white people didn't pay attention to the harlem renaissance at first

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Jacob Lawrence
The use of cubism represents how simple the harlem renaissance appears on the surface, but how much depth it really contains

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Unknown Artist
The blue hands represent the blues and jazz music at the time

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Aaron Douglas, and W.E.B. Du Bois
Represents the power of movement