Horace Pippin (Carl Van Vechten) designbriefyear2 stunned by “something really good

stunned by “something really good

But framed or unframed

but also because the very art of making medals is closely connected with the beginning of printing

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Horace Pippin (Carl Van Vechten) designbriefyear2 stunned by “something really goodThis one is a threefer: painter Horace Pippin, photographer Carl Van Vechten, and printer Richard Benson. Van Vechten made striking portraits, chronicling the writers, musicians, athletes, and politicians of his time. Most notably he captured the stars of the Harlem Renaissance. Heres Horace Pippin in 1940, the first Black artist to be the subject of a monograph (in 1947) and when he died 1946 the New York Times eulogized him as the most important