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Fellow Travelers: The Artist-Researchers of the Rosenwald Fellowship, 1928-1928
In the short span of its existence, between 1928 and 1948, the Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Program became one of the most important sources of funding for African American artists in the United States—supporting some of the twentieth century’s most significant works of Black art, and furthering
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