The Image of the Black in Western Art - Louis Gates Jr.

Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., describes The Image of the Black in Western Art, a project begun in the 1960s. Harvard University's W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research and Harvard University Press have collaborated to publish new editions of the ten-book series.
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[@marquee367]

I would like to applaud Henry Louis Gates Jr for a job well done!

[@2wheeledGypsyQueen]

How exciting! I can't wait to explore these volumes.

[@bobrew461]

would love to buy these books but they're to pricey! :-(

[@michellesamuels7558]

Excellent! There are eleven volumes. Lovely!

[@huntysmith8]

Why is the link disabled on Harvard's website. You will not erase us from history

[@emersonat505]

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[@madman3516]

ALL HAIL MEGATRON

[@CorporalFunishment]

The first minute bored me away. I wasn't very interested to begin with, but expected a bit more than this fluff.

[@SILVERHARMONICS]

I getting the feeling that after 11 years nobody has probably mentioned to you that you’re very possibly a PAB! ☝🏾🤷🏾‍♂️