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Romare Bearden (/ˈroʊməriː/, ROH-mə-ree) (September 2, 1911 –
March 12, 1988) was an
American artist, author, and songwriter. He
worked with many types...
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Romare Bearden Park is a 5.4-acre
public park
located at 300 S.
Church Street in Charlotte,
North Carolina.
Named for
Charlotte born
artist Romare Bearden...
- Jan
Romare (3
January 1936 – 31
August 2017) was a
Swedish diplomat and cartoonist.
Romare sold his
first cartoon,
Igelkotten Hubert ("Hubert the Hedgehog")...
- sculptures. She has been
drawn or
painted by
numerous artists,
including Romare Bearden,
Aaron Douglas,
William Johnson,
Jacob Lawrence, and
Faith Ringgold...
- an
American journalist and
civic activist, who was the
mother of
artist Romare Bearden. Born in
Atlantic City, New Jersey, as
Bessye Banks,
youngest child...
- and Moa Herngren,
produced by Jarowskij, the
series is
based on
Amanda Romares’s novel Halva Malmö and
directed by Emma
Bucht and
Susanne Thorson. She...
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original on
October 16, 2017.
Retrieved February 22, 2017. "
Romare Bearden Park is now Open!".
Romare Bearden Foundation.
September 30, 2013.
Retrieved February...
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Spiral was a
collective of African-American
artists initially formed by
Romare Bearden,
Charles Alston,
Norman Lewis, and Hale
Woodruff on July 5, 1963...
- the 'Black
National Anthem'". Time.
Retrieved February 5, 2022. Bearden,
Romare and Henderson, Harry. A
History of African-American
Artists (From 1792 to...
- Charlotte". In 1913, Anna
Alston married Harry Bearden,
Romare Bearden's uncle,
making Charles and
Romare cousins. The two
Bearden families lived across the...
