NEGRO EDUCATION FOR AMERICAN LIVING; ART IN THE NEGRO SCHOOLS — Reel 1, Part 3 | The Archive Project

Video Parts (6 across 2 reels)

This clip is Reel 1, Part 3 of a 6-part film. Watch from the beginning

Description

Documentary: On academic and fine arts education in Negro colleges. Reel 1: Shows academic and vocational pursuits at Fisk, Nashville, Tenn.; Atlanta University, Georgia; Hampton and Virginia Union, Virginia; Howard, District of Columbia; Calhoun School and Talladega, Alabama. Illustrates water color and ceramics classes at Howard; sculpture, engraving, sketching and painting at Atlanta, and photography at Tuskegee Institute. Reel 2: Shows classes in architecture at Howard; stage set modeling and design at Atlanta, Talladega and Dillard, New Orleans; drama rehearsals at Talladega and Fisk; interpretive and folk dating at Hampton Institute, Talladega and Dillard; music courses at Howard and Talladega; recapitulation of art scenes from both reels.

Collection

Harmon Foundation Collection

Series

Motion Picture Films on Community and Family Life, Education, Religious Beliefs, and the Art and Culture of Minority and Ethnic Groups

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Date

1940-01-01

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TRT

3:17

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