Survey Graphic. Volume LIII, No. 11, March 1 1925. Harlem: Mecca of the new negro

1925

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 999

"Survey Graphic" was the monthly illustrated number of "Survey" magazine, a social work journal published during the 1920s. During November 1924 the magazine's editor, Paul Kellogg, asked Alain Locke to design and edit a special issue devoted to the African-American "Renaissance" underway in Harlem.

Artwork Details

Overview

Title: Survey Graphic. Volume LIII, No. 11, March 1 1925. Harlem: Mecca of the new negro
Date: 1925
Geography: New York, New York, United States
Dimensions: Height: 12 3/16 in. (31 cm)
Credit Line: Watson Library copy: Gift of Friends of the Thomas J. Watson Library
Object Number: F128.9.N3 H35 1925

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