This list is taken from the book, Extraordinary People of the Harlem Renaissance, by P. Stephen Hardy and Sheila Jackson Hardy (Children's Press, 2000.)
William Edward Burghard DuBois-Sociologist, Educator and Political Activist
Marcus Garvey-Activist and Publisher
Alain Leroy Locke-Educator and Arts Advocate
James Weldon Johnson-Diplomat, Songwriter, Attorney, Journalist, Novelist and Educator
Harry Herbert Pace-Founder of Black Swan Records
W.C. Handy-Musician and Composer
Fletcher Henderson-Music Arranger, Orchestra Leader and Pianist
Louis Armstrong-Composer, Trumpeter and Singer
Ethel Waters-Singer and Actress
Bessie Smith-Singer
Bill "Bojangles" Robinson-Dancer and Entertainer
Charles S. Gilpin-Actor
Paul Robeson-Scholar, Athlete, Actor, Singer, and Political Activist
James P. Johnson-Jazz Pianist and Composer
James Hubert "Eubie" Blake-Musician, Composer and Performer
Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington-Composer, Pianist, and Bandleader
James Mercer Langston Hughes-Poet and Writer
Countee Cullen-Poet
Claude McKay-Writer and Poet
Jean Toomer-Writer and Poet
Arnaud "Arna" Bontemps-Writer and Educator
Nella Larsen-Writer
Zora Neale Hurston-Writer and Anthropologist
Wallace Thurman-Writer and Editor
Jessie Redmon Fauset-Writer
Sterling Allen Brown-Writer and Poet
Carl Van Vechten-Writer and Photographer
Mary Edmonia Lewis-Sculptor
Henry Ossawa Tanner-Painter
Mary Howard Jackson-Sculptor
Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller-Sculptor
Nancy Elizabeth Prophet-Sculptor
Aaron Douglas-Painter
James Van Der Zee-Photographer and Photojournalist
Laura Wheeler Waring-Painter
William Henry Johnson-Painter
Archibald Motley Jr. -Painter
Richmnd Barthé-Sculptor
Hale Aspacio Woodruff-Painter and Educator
Palmer C. Hayden-Painter
Horace Pippin-Painter
Sargent Claude Johnson-Sculptor
Augusta Christine Savage-Sculptor, Activist and Educator
James Lesesne Wells-Painter and Printmaker
May their work endure. I am grateful to them for their contributions to our world.
William Edward Burghard DuBois-Sociologist, Educator and Political Activist
Marcus Garvey-Activist and Publisher
Alain Leroy Locke-Educator and Arts Advocate
James Weldon Johnson-Diplomat, Songwriter, Attorney, Journalist, Novelist and Educator
Harry Herbert Pace-Founder of Black Swan Records
W.C. Handy-Musician and Composer
Fletcher Henderson-Music Arranger, Orchestra Leader and Pianist
Louis Armstrong-Composer, Trumpeter and Singer
Ethel Waters-Singer and Actress
Bessie Smith-Singer
Bill "Bojangles" Robinson-Dancer and Entertainer
Charles S. Gilpin-Actor
Paul Robeson-Scholar, Athlete, Actor, Singer, and Political Activist
James P. Johnson-Jazz Pianist and Composer
James Hubert "Eubie" Blake-Musician, Composer and Performer
Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington-Composer, Pianist, and Bandleader
James Mercer Langston Hughes-Poet and Writer
Countee Cullen-Poet
Claude McKay-Writer and Poet
Jean Toomer-Writer and Poet
Arnaud "Arna" Bontemps-Writer and Educator
Nella Larsen-Writer
Zora Neale Hurston-Writer and Anthropologist
Wallace Thurman-Writer and Editor
Jessie Redmon Fauset-Writer
Sterling Allen Brown-Writer and Poet
Carl Van Vechten-Writer and Photographer
Mary Edmonia Lewis-Sculptor
Henry Ossawa Tanner-Painter
Mary Howard Jackson-Sculptor
Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller-Sculptor
Nancy Elizabeth Prophet-Sculptor
Aaron Douglas-Painter
James Van Der Zee-Photographer and Photojournalist
Laura Wheeler Waring-Painter
William Henry Johnson-Painter
Archibald Motley Jr. -Painter
Richmnd Barthé-Sculptor
Hale Aspacio Woodruff-Painter and Educator
Palmer C. Hayden-Painter
Horace Pippin-Painter
Sargent Claude Johnson-Sculptor
Augusta Christine Savage-Sculptor, Activist and Educator
James Lesesne Wells-Painter and Printmaker
May their work endure. I am grateful to them for their contributions to our world.
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