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Who is the artist Steven Assel?
He is a Post-Post Modern artist. He lives in New York City.
Who is the artist who paints really large flowers and lived in New Mexico?
The artist is Georgia O'keeffe.
How did art become?
because new artist means new drawings cause no artist wants to draw with a rock
Is it more important to preserve old buildings or to encourage new forms of architecture?
Are you a student of Tarc
Who is s manla?
S. Manla is a New Zealand artist specializing in scenery.
What other name was given for the Harlem Renaissance?
the New Negro movement, the New Negro Renaissance or and The Negro Renaissance,
What is another for the Harlem renaissance?
New negro movement
The New Negro movement emphasized?
pride in being black
What is another name for Harlem Renaissance?
New Negro Movement.
What is another name for the Harlem Renaissance?
New negro movement
What contributed to the beginnings of the new negro movement?
yo face
What does the new negro mean?
The "new Negro" was a concept of the second half of the 19th century, after the Civil War, when African-Americans were hoping to represent themselves in new, progressive ways, either in the halls of politics or in culture. There was a movement from the old Negro - that is, the plantation slave - to the new Negro, African-Americans who were considered more refined, educated, sophisticated, and involved in the political process.
When was The New Negro created?
The New Negro was created in 1925.
Who created the term the new negro?
new negro are what the blak people to the new world were
What was another name for the Harlem rennaissance?
Some other names for the Harlem Renaissance would be the "New Negro Movement" and the "Jazz age."
What role did chipko movement play in educating people about forests?
it helps to encourage the new generation for preserving forests
Why did the Harlem Renaissance happen?
The Harlem Renaissance or the "New Negro Movement" was a culture movement. It spotlighted the music, plays, fashion, and art of the many African Americans living in Harlem and other big cities.
