He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
He puts skyscrapers in the background.
In "Song of the Towers," Aaron Douglas illustrates African Americans in modern times through the depiction of urban landscapes and industrial progress, symbolizing their integration into contemporary society. The figures are poised confidently against a backdrop of skyscrapers and machinery, reflecting their resilience and contributions to the modern world. Douglas employs bold colors and dynamic forms to convey a sense of vitality and hope, emphasizing the ongoing journey of African Americans towards empowerment and cultural identity in the 20th century.