James Amos Porter meets Henry Ossawa Tanner
Object Details
- Author
- Uzelac, Constance Porter
- Smithsonian Libraries African Art Index Project DSI
- Subject
- Porter, James A (James Amos) 1905-1970
- Tanner, Henry Ossawa 1859-1937
- Illustrations (some color).
- The author, who is the daughter of African-American artist James A. Porter, describes through a series of letters, Porter's the acquaintance with artist Henry O. Tanner. Porter was influential in purchasing and providing exposure of Tanner's works during the 1930s through a series of exhibitions and inclusion in the collection of fine art at Howard University in Washington, DC. Tanner, an older artist, was based in Paris. He painted with a mixture of oil and tempera, and his later work was of a religious character.
- 2005
- Call number
- NX164.N4 B5X
- Type
- Articles
- Smithsonian Libraries
- Record ID
- siris_sil_913878
- Metadata Usage (text)
- CC0