Charles Alston
"The idea of a march was growing"

Charles Alston, The Artists

Portrait of Charles Alston

Charles Alston was a U.S. Artist of the African Diaspora born on November 28, 1907. Alston contributed to the Harlem Renaissance and Abstract Expressionist movements and died on April 27, 1977.

Young Boy, Charles Alston

Young Boy

Dancers, Charles Alston

Dancers

Untitled (Seven Figures), Charles Alston

Untitled (Seven Figures)

African Theme III, Charles Alston

African Theme III

The Family, Charles Alston

The Family

Black and White II, Charles Alston

Black and White II

Head of a Man, Charles Alston

Head of a Man

Seated Woman, Charles Alston

Seated Woman

William H. Johnson, The Artists

William H. Johnson

Painting my people

Gwendolyn Knight, The Artists

Gwendolyn Knight

“No one can tell us who we are”

Romare Bearden, The Artists

Romare Bearden

Hans Hofmann, The Artists

Hans Hofmann

The sublime takes decades

Elaine de Kooning, The Artists

Elaine de Kooning

Writer, teacher, and a natural painter

Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, The Artists

Maria Helena Vieira da Silva

19012000

The Poetic World

Mai Trung Thứ

José Antonio Velásquez Charles Alston

The exquisite agony of self-portraits

The brilliant bisexual cat-lady of surrealism

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