Black Belt

Black Belt, Archibald Motley

Black Belt, zoomed in

83.8 cm

Black Belt scale comparison

102.9 cm

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Black Belt is a Harlem Renaissance Oil on Canvas Painting created by Archibald Motley in 1934. It lives at the Hampton University Museum in the United States. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Night, Cities and Crowds. Source

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