ERIC ED359984: An African-American Bibliography: The Arts. Selected Sources from the Collections of the New York State Library. Reprint.

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An African-American Bibliography: The Arts. Selected
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ABSTRACT
Selected resources of the New York State Library that
document the achievements of African Americans in the arts, as well
as the historical and cultural contexts of these achievement, are
listed. In addition to primary sources and significant historical and
critical works, the bibliography contains references to other
bibliographies and research aids. Works are subdivided into primary
works, biographies, history and criticism, bibliography, and
reference in each of the following categories:
(1) general (32
(2) literature (189 titles);
(3) music (78 titles);
titles);
(4)
performing arts (59 titles); and (5) visual arts (52 titles). The
entries are indicative of African American artistic vitality and
innovation. They highlight the long tradition of African American
literature, its distinctive rhetorical devices and narrative forms,
the current renaissance of African American literary criticism, and
the concomitant rediscovery and reprinting of the works of pioneering
African American artists. The entries also illustrate the
achievements and special difficulties faced by African Americans in
the visual and fine arts. (SLD)
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BIBLIOGRAPHY:
THE ARTS
Selected Sources from
the Collections of the New York State Library
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INTRODUCTION
The African-American contributions to the arts are remark-
In celebration of Black History Month, the New York State
Library is issuing in
Ow-American Bibliography: the Arts.
able in their range and diversity, innovation and genius. and
The biblio-
dynamic cultural influence on American society.
The bibliography lists selected resources of the New York State
graphic entries on music -- covering the field from spirituals to
Library that document the achievements of African-Americans
and the performing arts are
jazz, from classical to pop
in the arts, as well as the historical and cultural contexts of
indicative of African-American artistic vitality and innovation.
these achievements. In addition to primary sources and signifi-
cant historical and critical works, the bibliography contains ref-
In literature, the bibliographic entries draw attention to the
erences to bibliographies and research aids. Works dealing with
long tradition of African-American literature, its distinctive
such major African-American collections in the United States
rhetorical devices and narrative forms, the current renaissance
as the Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History
in African-American literary criticism, and the concomitant
and the Black Culture Collection are also included. The bibli-
rediscovery and reprinting of the works of pioneering African-
ography highlights many of the New York State Library's col-
American artists.
lections. including the U.S. and New York State government
In art, the bibliographic entries illustrate not only the
documents collections, the microform collections. the play col-
achievements but also the special difficulties faced by African-
lection and the rare books collection.
In recent years, there has
Americans in the visual and fine arts.
The mission of the New York State Library is to provide
been a welcome and much-needed recognition of the work of
reference, information and materials to support the work of
African-American artists by curators, collectors, and art histori-
New York State government and to ensure that every resident of
ans. This trend is increasing the number of publications relat-
the State has convenient free access to essential library services.
ing to these artists and is an opportunity for libraries to
'l'o carry out this mission, the Library serves as the principal
strengthen and develop their holdings in this area.
library resource for State government and serves as a coordinat-
This bibliography was compiled by Billie Aul
ing and resource center for the statewide interlibrary loan net-
rid Melinda
Yates, reference librarians on the staff of the New York state
work,
II' you cannot obtain the works listed in this bibliography
Library. The New York State Library would like to acknowl-
at your local library, you may request them through interlibrary
edge the generous financial assistance of the Division of
Besides the bibliographic information, each entry in this
loan.
bibliography contains the New York State Library call number
Intercultural Relations which makes the reprinting of this bibli-
in parenthesis. The use of this call number helps expedite the
ography r--)ssible.
interlibrary loan process.
5
A
GENERAL WORKS
HISTORY AND CRITICISM
PRIMARY WORKS
This Was Harlem: A Cultural Portrait.
Ami.stad, New Yolk: Random House. 1970-1971.
Anderson, Jervis.
(C,
1900-1950. New York: Farrar Straus Giroux. 1982.
917. 3097490, AS 0).
(R.
974.71, A547).
Black Culture Collection. from the Holdings of Atlanta
Baker. Houston A. bare Black Sang: Essays in Black
Bell & Howell. Micro
Altr
Iblarr. V 110Y Cr ,
I
1971-1973. Microfilm collection.
Amei icon literature and
Charlottesville:
Phut()
t('. 917.30696.
UM% ersity Press of Virginia, 1972.
(mivINI, 9(19.11496, 131.
13167).
This microfilm collection contains approximately
10010 books, pamphlets, portraits and letters by and
Brawley. Benjamin Gollob. Neel() Genius. .1 Neil. Appramil
about African-Americans. Most of the items were col-
of the Achievement of the AMC! I( utr ,Vrt!1(1 in 1 nciature
lected by Henry P. Slaughter between 1900 to 1940.
Ness York: Dodd. Mead and ('0.,
and the line ..114.1.
This collection contains many original works of fiction
1937. (C'. 325.26, B821).
and music. The guide to the collection is listed below.
Negro in literality(' will Art lu the I.niled .s.hac.,
3rd
See Jones. Robert A., ed.
.
(C, 325.26,
ed. New York: Duffield and Co.. 1929.
The Black Cullum Collmtion, from the
Jones, Robert A.. ed.
B82a).
Holdings of Atlanta University Library: Catalog.
Butcher. Margaret Just. Negro iu American Cullum. Based on
Wooster. OH: Bell & Howell. Micro Photo Division,
Materials- Lcit by Alain Locke. New York: Alfred A.
1972-74. (MA. 016.9090496, 9B627 ).
Knopf, 1956. (C. 325.260973. B983),
This is the guide to the Black Culture Collection listed
Cruse. Harold. The Crisis of the Negro Intellethual.
London:
above.
W. H. Allen. 1969. (C. 917.3097496, C957, 1969).
United States. Library of Congress.
75 Years of Freedom:
Commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of the
Gay. Geneva. and Willie L. Baker, eds.
Expressively Black:
The Cultural Basis of Ethnic Identity. New York:
Proclamation of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution
of the United States. Washington, DC: U.S. Govt.
Praeger. 1987. (C, 700.8996073, E90. 88- 015851.
Printing Office, 1943. IC. 325.260973, U59).
Gayle. Addison, comp. Black Aesthetic. Garden City, NY:
Doubleday. 1971. (Z. 709.73, G287).
BIOGRAPHY
Huggins. Nathan Irvin. Harlem Renaissance. New York:
Oxford University Press. 1971. (Z. 700.9747!. H89 )
).
Davis. Ursula Broschke. Paris without Regret: domes
It 'hen Harlem tiiis in tiigne. New York:
Lewis, David L.
Baldwin. Kenny Clarke. Chester Hanes. and Donald
Knopf. 1981. (C. 700,8990073, L073, 81- 33276).
low:t City: University of Iowa Press. 1986. (C.
Byrd.
785.420922, 1)204. 87-0159931.
Schechter, William. //ivory 4/VeNra Humor ill AllIellea. New
York: Fleet Press, 1970. (C, 917.3097490. S314).
Sinnoic. Flimur
Verney. Arthur Alfonso Scholl:burg,
and Colleen».: A Biography. New
/flack
on My Mind: Cultural
Schoener. Alton, comp.
York: Ness York Public Library, 1989. (C. ()02.0750')24.
Capital of Black America. 1900-196X. New York:
5.169, 89 251710.
R. 974.71. 0365).
Random House, 1969.
Keep A-Inchin' Along: Selected Writings
Studies Information Guide Series, vol. 6.
Detroit: Gale
Van Vechten, Carl.
of Carl Van Veehten about Black Art and Letters.
Research Co., 1979. (R, 016.8108089, P363. 79-25878).
Contributions in Afro-American and African Studies, no.
Together: A Reader's Guide to
Rollins. Charlemae. We Build
45. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1979. (C. 700.973. V284.
Negro Lift and Literature of Elementary and High School
84-20409).
'Re. Chicago: National Council of Teachers of English,
Mani
1948. (C. 016.32526, R754).
Worm ley. Stanton Lawrence. and Lewis H. Fenderson.
New York: William Morrass and Co.,
Shades of Block.
Doris
St. Louis. Public Library. Julia Davis Collection. Julia
1969. (C, 917.3097496. W928).
Collection: Negro and African Literature and Culture, A
St. Louis: St. Louis Public Library, 1971.
Bibliography.
((', 016.301451. S 14554).
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Schomburg ('enter for Research and Black Culture.
Bibliographic Guide to Black Studies.
Boston: G.K. Hall,
Joint Committee for Media Center Development. Heritao
1975.. (RC, 019.1. fN55256b).
the Negro in America, a Bibliography: Books, Re( on/A,
: New York.
Public Library.
Supplement to
Tapes, Filmstrips and Pictures.
Lansing, MI: Michigan
Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and
Department of Education. 1970. (R. 016.917306, q,1743).
Dictionary Catalog.
Ilislory.
(see above).
Blacks in the Humanities, I750-/V' -L
Joyce, Donald F., comp.
List of
Afro - American Bibliography:
S/alio. Andrew. comp.
A Selected Annotated Bibliography.
Bibliographies and
the Books, Documents, and Periodicals on Black-
Indexes in Afro-American and African Studies, no. 13.
Imcncan Culture Located in San Diego State College
New York: Greenwood. 1986. (R. 016.0013089, J89, 86
I dna, v.
San Diego: California State College at San
40259).
Diego Library. 1970. (R. 016.9173, C15865).
Negro Culture:
Selective
McCain, Sara B., comp.
A
Bowling Green. OH: Ohio State
Bibliography.
University at Bowling Green Library. Bibliographic
REFERENCE
Research Center. 1968. (C. 016.301451. (40378652).
Dictionary of Black
Schoinhurg Collection at Nemo
liaskin. Wade, and Richard N. Runes.
New York. Public Library.
Dictionary Catalog.
9 sots,
Culture.
Literature and History.
New York: Philosophical Library. 1973.
(C.
Boston: G.K. Hall. 1962. (RC. 019.1. tN55256).
917,30696,13315. 73-4375).
Dictionary Catalog. Supplement. l
- 2. HOT /972,
Negro in Music and Art. Vol.
Paterson. Lindsy, ed. and comp.
6
.
(R('. 019.1.
Boston: G.K. Hall. 1967-1972.
International Library of Negro Life and History.
vols.
York: Publishers Co., 1969 -.
No.,
fN55256b).
( R, 917.3097496,
(11(115, vol. 31.
Afro-American Literature and Culture yin«.
Peavy. Charles D.
World War ILA Guide to hyOr111(16011 5011rICN.
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LITERATURE
Bell, James Madison. The Poetical ))Arks of James Madison
PRIMARY WORKS
1901. Reprint. New York: AMS Press. 1973.
Bell.
(C,
811.4, B433, 73-70511.
Adolf, Arnold. comp. My Black Me: A Beginning Hook of
Black Poetry. New York: Dutton. 1974.
(C. 811.508.
Bonner, Marita. Frye Street , he Collected Works
Environs:
A239.75-6632).
of Marita Bonner. Edited and introduced by Joyce Flynn
A compilation of poems reflecting thoughts on being
and Joyce Occomy Stricklin. Boston: Beacon Press. 1987.
black by such authors as Langston Hughes, Lucille
(C, 8 I 0.8089607. B716, 88-041449).
Clifton, Nikki Giovanni, and Imamu Amiri Baraka.
Braithwaite. William Stanley. 7'he
.Sianley Braithwaite
Angelou, Maya. And Still / Rise. New York: Random House.
Ann Arbor:
Edited by Philip Butcher.
Reader.
1978. (C, 811.54, A584, 79-25490).
University of Michigan Press. 1972.
(Z. 818.52,
B814Ab9).
Baldwin. James. Go Tell h on the Mountain. New York:
Alfred A. Knopf, 1953. (Z, 813.5. BI815).
Brooks, Gwendolyn. Tim World of Gwendolyn Brooks. New
York: Harper & Row. 1971.
(C. 811.54, B873. 73-
Mr. Charlie, a Play. New York: Dial Press.
Blues Jr t
.
12101).
1964. (7... 812.54. B181bL).
Coniains A Street in Bronfeville, Annie Allen. Mawl Martha,
Going to Meet the Man. New York: Dial Press. 1965.
.
The Bean Eaters. and III the Mecca.
(Z. 813.54,131810.
Brown. Sterling A. The Collected Poems of Sterling A. Brown.
Baraka. Imamu Amiri lLeRoi Jones I.
The Dead Lecturer:
Selected by Martin S. Harper. New York: Harper & Row,
Poems. New York: Grove Press. 1964. (Z. 811.54. J77,
1980. (C. 811.52, B879. 81-28505).
74-4078).
Brown. William Wells. Cline,. or, The President's Daughter: A
Dutchman and the Slave. Two Plays. New York:
.
Narrative of Slave Lift, in the United States.
London:
Morrow, 1964. (Z. 812.54, J77d).
Partridge & Oakey. 1853. Microcard. (MB/FK, 326,
Tales. New York: Grove Press. 1967.
(Z, 813.54.
.
Bro).
J770.
Chestnuti. Charles Wadell. The Morrow of Tradition. Boston:
Black Magic:
,:.thotage. Target Study. Black Art:
__.
Houghton Mifflin, 1901. (Z. 813.5, C524m).
Collected Poetry. /96/4967.
Indianapolis, IN: Bobhs-
The Short Fiction of Charles W Chestnut!. Edited and
Mcrill. 1969. (Z, 811.54, J77bL).
.
,ith an introduction by Sylvia Lyons Render.
ed. Moderns: An Anthr logy of New Writing in
Washington. DC: Howard University Press, 1974.
(C,
America. New York: Corinth Books, 1963.
(Z.
813.4. C525, 75-8802).
813.5408, J77m).
Clifton. Lucille. Nett: New Poems.
Brockport. NY: BOA
. comp. Black Fire: An Anthology of AlroAmericon
Editions, 1987. (C, 811.54, C639, 89-25298).
Writing. Ncw York: Morrow, 1968. (Z. 810.80054. J77).
Links of Friendship.
Louisville, KY: The
('otter. Joseph S.
, and Amina Baraka, comps. Confirmation, an Anthol-
Bradley & Gilbert Co.. 1898. Microcard. (MB/FK. 811.
ogy of AfricattAmerican Women. New York: Morro,,
Con.
1983. (C. 810.809287. C748. 84-33644).
Critical essays by Amid Baraka, Frank Rich
Nemiroff.
Cullen, Countee. On Tlwse 1 Stand: An Anthology of the Best
Poems of Counter' Cullen. New York: Harper &
Expanded 25th anniversary edition.
and John Braille.
New York: New American Library, 1987.
(C, 812.54.
Brothers, 1947. (Z, 811.5, C967o).
H249, 88-027581).
Davis. Arthur Paul, and Jay Saunders Redding. comps.
lola Leroy. or Shadows
Ca/encode: Negro American Writing from 1760 to the
Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins.
Boston: Houghton Mifflin. 1971. (Z, 810.809,
Uplifted. Schomburg Library of Nineteenth-Century
Present.
Reprint of 2nd ed. New
D261).
Black Women Writers.
1893.
York: Oxford University Press, 1988.
(C, 813.3. H293,
W. Peplow. The New Negm Renaissance:
, and Michael
89-5514).
An Anthology. New York: Holt. Rinehart and Winston,
1975. (C. 810.8089607. D261. 76-1127).
I lopkins. Pauline E. The Maga:ine Novels of Pauline Hopkins,
Schomburg Library of Nineteenth-Century Black Women
DuBois. W.E.B. The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and
Writers. New York: Oxford University Press, 1988. (C,
Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1903.
(C.
Sketches.
813.4, H795. 88-63706).
326.8, D8 la).
Hayden, Robert Earl. comp. Kaleidoscope: Poems by
Writings. New York: Literary Classics of the United
.
American Negro Poets. New York: Harcourt. Brace &
States. 1986. (C. 973.0496073. D816. 87-016832).
World. 1967. (Z, 811.5208. H415k)
Dunbar. Paul Laurence. The Cellnplete Poems of Paul Laureate
The Third Generation. Cleveland. OH:
Rimes, Chester B.
Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead and Co., 1913.
(Z.
World Publishing Co.. 1954. (Z. 813.5. H657t).
811.5. 1)89).
Horton. George Moses. Poems by a Slave. 2nd ed. Title of 1st
Dunbar-Nelson, Alice Moore, The tiOrks
,411('' Dunbar-
ed. was /lope of Liberty.
Selection of Titles from the
2 vols. Edited by Gloria T. Hull. Sehomburg
Nelson,
Scliomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Series
Library of Nineteenth-Century Black Women Writers.
II. Reel 29. Philadelphia, 1837. Reprint. Millwood, NY:
Ness York: Oxford University Press. 1988. (C, 818.5209,
KTO Microfilm. 1974. Microcard. (MB/FK, 326, Hor).
1)899. 88-1718).
Hughes, Langston. Fine Clothes to the Jew. New York: A.A.
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New York: Vintage
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His Ilitor and Literature.
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1928.
Arno Press, 1969. (Z, 813.52. I:535w).
Laughing to Keep filint Crying. New York: Holt. 1952.
Giovaimi, Nikki.
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/he Romen and the Men. New York:
Morrow. 1975. (C. 811.54, (1512. 70-7168).
'Flu' Langston Hughes Reader. New York: 0. Branner,
and Other Edibles. New York:
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,Sac ied Con .%
.
Morrow, 1988. (C. 814.54, 6512, 88-0298011.
Se'lec'ted PoellIS. New York: Knopf, 1959. (1, 811.52.
Griggs. Sutton Elbert. /merium in
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Stmiy of the
Negro Rare Problem, a Novel. The American Negro, His
The Best of Simple.
Illustrated by Bernhard Nast.
.
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History and Literature.
American Century Series. AC39. New York: Hill and
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Wang, 1961. (Z. 813.52, H893he).
Grimkt.', Angelina Weld. Rachel. a Play in Three A( ts. Boston:
Uncle Sam. New York: Hill and Wang. 1965.
The Cornhill Co.. 1920. (C. 325.20. 086).
(Z. 817.52, H893s).
First Negro Poet: The Complete
Hammon, Jupiter. America
The Panther awl the Lash: Poems of Our Times. New
.
ttorks of Jupiter Minimal 1?1 Long Island. Edited with an
York: Knopf, 1967. (Z. 811.52,11893p).
introduction by Stanley Austin. Ransom, Jr.
Empire State
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Port Washington,
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NY: I.J. Friedman Div ison. Kennikat Press. 1970.
(Z,
1966. (Z. 817.0(18. H893ho).
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(''Ile( fed Lam. Hap of
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faun /899 to the Present.
Boston: Little, Brown, 1967.
Lorraine lbws-berry. Edited with critical backgrounds by
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Introduction by Julius Lester. New
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A Raisin 111111C Si,,,, (111(1 the Slgli 111 .S1(111CV Burstein's
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.
Window,
Edited and with a new foreword by Robert
6
The Terrible Threes. New York: Atheneum, 1989. (C,
. Good Morning, Revolution: Uncollected Social Protest
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Edited with and introduction by Faith Berry.
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New York: L. Hill, 1973. (C, 818.5209, 11893, 74-
Schuyler, George Samuel. Black No More: Being an Account
11919).
of the Strange and Wonderful Workings of Science in the
Land of the Free, A.D. 1933-1940. New York: Negro
Visions of the Dusk. New York: FT, 1915,
Johnson, Fenton.
Universities Press, 1969. (Z, 813.52, S397b1).
(Z, 811.5, J66v).
Shange, Ntozake. For Colored Girls Who Have Considered
Johnson, Georgia Douglas. An Autumn Love Cycle. New York:
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H. Vinal, 1928. (Z, 811.5, J674a).
(C, 811.54, S528, 77-
New York: Macmillan, 1977.
Trombones: Seven Negro
Johnson, James Weldon. Go(
37607).
Sermt,ns in Verse. Drawings by Aaron Douglas. Lettering
by C.D. Falls. New York: The Viking Press. 1930.
(Z,
Toomer, Jean. The Collected Poems of Jean Toomer. Edited by
Robert B. Jones and Margery Toomer Latimer. Chapel
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Edited with an Essay on the Negro's Creative Genius.
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