Vintage Lithograph of Hazel Scott & Paul Robeson (musicians & peace advocates)
Photo taken in 1940s, New York - Vintage Lithograph/poster of Hazel Scott (musician and peace advocate) with Paul Robeson (famous singer and social activist) in background.Printed from original negative in 1960s.Photograph taken by the late New York Photo League street photographer, Joe Schwartz.Approximate size: 18" x 24" (can vary an inch) Item is rolled and shipped in long box for mailing purposes. Also a wide range of original prints available for sale from the collection of Joe Schwartz Photo Archive on the website:joeschwartzphoto.com Also available for sale on the website is his photography book: FOLK PHOTOGRAPHY, POEMS I'VE NEVER WRITTEN," (a soft cover photo book of over 300 duo tones of Joe Schwartz's images.) A collection of Joe Schwartz photography is now exhibited at the newly opened National Smithsonian Museum of African American Culture and History on the National Mall in Washington D.C.The Joe Schwartz Photo Archive donated a collection of 176 photographs to this new Museum.
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Photo taken in 1940s, New York – Vintage Lithograph/poster of Hazel Scott (musician and peace advocate) with Paul Robeson (famous singer and social activist) in background.Printed from original negative in 1960s.Photograph taken by the late New York Photo League street photographer, Joe Schwartz.Approximate size: 18″ x 24″ (can vary an inch) Item is rolled and shipped in long box for mailing purposes. Also a wide range of original prints available for sale from the collection of Joe Schwartz Photo Archive on the website:joeschwartzphoto.com Also available for sale on the website is his photography book: FOLK PHOTOGRAPHY, POEMS I’VE NEVER WRITTEN, » (a soft cover photo book of over 300 duo tones of Joe Schwartz’s images.) A collection of Joe Schwartz photography is now exhibited at the newly opened National Smithsonian Museum of African American Culture and History on the National Mall in Washington D.C.The Joe Schwartz Photo Archive donated a collection of 176 photographs to this new Museum.
