Aaron Douglas and Mural Projects of the Harlem Renaissance (1924–1934)

1. Aaron Douglas moves to Harlem

   Jan 1, 1925Labels: Aaron Douglas, Harlem

   • Wikipedia

2. Douglas illustrates Locke’s anthology *The New Negro*

   Jan 1, 1925Labels: Alain Locke, The New

   • NPG SI

3. Opportunity magazine credits Douglas (December 1925)

   Dec 1, 1925Labels: Opportunity magazine, National Urban

   • Yale Beinecke
   • Wikipedia

4. Douglas creates illustrated poetry portfolio for *Opportunity*

   Jan 1, 1926Labels: Opportunity magazine, poetry portfolio

   • UMich Quod

5. Douglas designs *Opportunity* cover (June 1926)

   Jun 1, 1926Labels: Opportunity magazine, cover design

   • People s GDA

6. Douglas publishes illustrations for *God’s Trombones*

   Jan 1, 1927Labels: James Weldon, God s

   • The Met
   • Rockwell Ctr

7. Douglas provides jacket art for Hughes’s *Fine Clothes*

   Jan 1, 1927Labels: Langston Hughes, book jacket

   • Yale Beinecke

8. Douglas produces Cravath Hall mural study

   Jan 1, 1929Labels: Cravath Hall, Fisk University

   • Whitney

9. Fisk University commissions Cravath Hall murals

   Jan 1, 1930Labels: Fisk University, Cravath Hall

   • Wikipedia

10. Douglas completes *Aspects of Negro Life* cycle

    Jan 1, 1934Labels: Aspects of, Schomburg Center

    • NYPL
    • Encyclopedia

11. Panel: *The Negro in an African Setting* (1934)

    Jan 1, 1934Labels: The Negro, Aspects of

    • NYPL
    • Artchive

12. Panel: *Song of the Towers* (1934)

    Jan 1, 1934Labels: Song of, Aspects of

    • NYPL