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Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller

Lazy Bones

Lazy Bones, Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller
Lazy Bones, zoomed in
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Lazy Bones is a Harlem Renaissance Plaster Sculpture created by Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller in c.1930. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Boredom. Source

The Wretched, Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller

The Wretched

1902
Peace Halting the Ruthlessness of War, Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller

Peace Halting the Ruthlessness of War

1917
Talking Skull, Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller

Talking Skull

1939
Photographers from the Negro press, Gordon Parks

Photographers from the Negro press

Gordon Parks, 1942
Kate and Rachel Van Der Zee, Lenox, Mass., James Van Der Zee

Kate and Rachel Van Der Zee, Lenox, Mass.

James Van Der Zee, 1907
Untitled (Seven Figures), Charles Alston

Untitled (Seven Figures)

Charles Alston, 1949
Minotaur or Faun and Nymph, François Auguste René Rodin

Minotaur or Faun and Nymph

François Auguste René Rodin, 1886
Pallas with the Parthenon, François Auguste René Rodin

Pallas with the Parthenon

François Auguste René Rodin, 1896
Portrait Head of John Henry, Augusta Savage

Portrait Head of John Henry

Augusta Savage, 1940
Prayer, Man Ray

Prayer

Man Ray, 1930
Portrait of André Breton, Man Ray

Portrait of André Breton

Man Ray, 1930
Cavalli, Giorgio de Chirico

Cavalli

Giorgio de Chirico, 1930

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