For those summer days when you want some new art collectibles for the redo on those home walls and you can’t decide between prints and painting, or maybe find your medium ground in a photograph. Shop our curated faves for the summer.
125th Street corner, Harlem 1962, and incredible Harlem history photograph with Klytus Smith, Malcolm X, Captain Joseph and Jesus Emmanual.
Harlem Bubbles, a great flesh tone painting from the Artists Guild of America, an original painting with acrylics on canvas.
A beautiful turn of the century collectible, the View On The Harlem River, N.Y., The Highbridge In The Distance, print by Frances Flora, and Bond Palmer, 1890’s.
A great collectible of a Cab Calloway at Cotton Club Jazz, Harlem poster from New York, very rare and in great condition.
Harlem Dancer, Marsh, Reginald, Harlem, New York, signed.
Looking for more Harlem gear go to the HW Collection.
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