1880s African American Musician, With Period Banjo, Young Girl, At One With Her Music... Large Print To Be Framed

1880s African American Musician, With Period Banjo, Young Girl, At One With Her Music... Large Print To Be FramedTreasures from THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 24 x 16, and consciously formatted to work with a 16 x 24 size frame, or custom framed as you see fit. This is a delightful image that was printed on a small commercial flyer, in the style though not the proportions of a Victorian trade card. There is so much to say about the banjo and its place in American culture that, like

The reaction from Blacks has mostly been fascination

If Deutz was marketing to German-Americans

before we approach its digital restoration and reformatting

though I imagine as we get it out on line the Opel collectors will make themselves known

effectively

Wyoming 25

It is well told in the recently completed documentary CLOSER THAN WE THINK

and I don't mean my tires

though we are fully capable of making them all disappear

Going south on 7th meant I could open up the throttle full tilt when I hit Greenwich Avenue

set up and framed the shot and then waited

but I keep swingin' 'em open