Jacob Lawrence Art Prints

Artist Jacob Lawrence was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1917. He spent his early childhood in Easton and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but at age 13 moved to Harlem with his mother and siblings. He received his training at community art centers in Harlem, the easel project of the Works Progress Administration, and the American Artists School in New York.
     His works are in the permanent collections of the nation's leading museums. In the Northeast alone these include the Museum of Modem Art; Whitney Museum of American Art; Metropolitan Museum of Art; Brooklyn Museum; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Philadelphia Museum; and Wadsworth Athenaeum. (Biographical notes courtesy of Wadsworth Athenaeum.)

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	This is a Family Living in Harlem, 1943 by Jacob Lawrence Overall size 24 by 18 inches, image size 20 by 14 inches Price: $23.95
	The Migration Series, No. 58, 1941 by Jacob Lawrence Overall size 18 by 24 inches, image size 12 by 18 inches Price: $23.95
	Home Chores, 1945 by Jacob Lawrence Overall size 30 by 24 inches, image size 24-1/2 by 18 inches Price: $27.95
	Barber Shop, 1946 by Jacob Lawrence Overall size 24 by 32 inches, image size 20 by 28 inches Price: $27.95

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