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Romare Bearden
Romare Bearden
(1911-1988) was a preeminent artist of his generation, Romare Beard
lived and worked during a period of extraordinary ferment in
American society and American art. The diversity of his
oeuvre—including works in collage and photomontage; watercolor, oil,
and monotype; designs for the stage and book illustrations; and
edition prints—reflects the excitement and turmoil of his time.
Based on memories and experiences of the rural South, the urban
North, and the Caribbean, his subjects included folk and jazz
musicians, street scenes, domestic interiors, and landscapes.
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Romare Bearden
Home & Family
greeting cards
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Romare
Bearden - Home & Family boxed greeting cards
Romare Bearden
lived and worked during a period of extraordinary ferment in
American society and American art. His artwork is based on memories
and experiences of the rural South, the urban North, and the
Caribbean, his subjects included folk and jazz musicians, street
scenes, domestic interiors, and landscapes.
Twenty - 5" x 7" -
blank greeting cards & envelopes
Five each of the cards below. Click images for a
closer view
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Madeline Jones |
Monday Morning |
Piano
Lesson
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Fallen Star |
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647
Romare Bearden
Music
greeting cards
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Romare
Bearden - Music boxed greeting cards
Romare Bearden
lived and worked during a period of extraordinary ferment in
American society and American art. His artwork is based on memories
and experiences of the rural South, the urban North, and the
Caribbean, his subjects included folk and jazz musicians, street
scenes, domestic interiors, and landscapes.
Twenty - 5" x 7" -
blank greeting cards & envelopes
Five each of the cards below. Click images for a closer view
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Of
The Blues |
Thank
You For
F.U.M.L |
The
Thirties |
Three Folk
Musicians
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Romare Bearden
NY
greeting cards
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Romare
Bearden - New York City boxed greeting cards
Romare Bearden
lived and worked during a period of extraordinary ferment in
American society and American art. His artwork is based on memories
and experiences of the rural South, the urban North, and the
Caribbean, his subjects included folk and jazz musicians, street
scenes, domestic interiors, and landscapes.
Ten - 5" x 7" -
blank greeting cards & envelopes
Five each of the cards below. Click images for a closer view |
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City
Lights |
Midtown
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7" x 8"
AA210
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Romare Bearden
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address book
Forty full-color reproductions by Romare Bearden including The Carnival
Begins, Harlequin, and Falling Star.
Our
deluxe address books are hardbound with a hidden spiral binding that
allows them to lie absolutely flat. Forty full color reproductions
complement information pages with room for 480 names, addresses, home and
business telephone numbers, cell/pager, and e-mail addresses.
$19.95
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6" x 8"
AA227
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Romare Bearden
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A
preeminent artist of his generation, Romare Bearden (1911-1988)
lived and worked during a period of extraordinary ferment in
American society and American art.
128 lined
pages with ten full-color reproductions. Wire-o lay-flat binding
with wraparound elastic closure and translucent pocket affixed
to inside front cover.
$16.95
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20" x 27"
AA259 |
Romare Bearden
"Up At Minton's" jigsaw puzzle
Up at
Minton’s, 1980, by Romare Bearden (1911–1988). Much of Romare Bearden’s
art is impelled by, and suffused with, music. The hot lights and cool
jazz of the paint-augmented collage Up at Minton’s are classic Bearden.
To the visual and tactile satisfactions of working a jigsaw puzzle, Up
at Minton’s adds the pleasure of imagining the sounds of this
horn-bass-piano trio in full stride.
Our 1,000-piece
interlocking jigsaw puzzles combine superb color reproduction, stunning
and unusual images, and heirloom-quality construction to delight
generations of novice and veteran puzzle workers.
$22.95
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mouse pad
P147 Romare Bearden
"Sacred Grove" mouse pad
$13.95
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book of postcards
AA219
Romare Bearden --
book of postcards
As
a humanist and an intellectual, Bearden was deeply impassioned about the
people, issues, and ideas that shaped the world. The works reproduced in
this book offer a glimpse of the remarkable art that arose from that
passion. Contains 30 oversized color postcards.
$9.95
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3" x 5"
AA224
Romare Bearden
Pocket Address Book
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112-page hardbound
- room for 439 entries
$6.95
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5" x
7"
8264
Romare Bearden
Mary McLeod Bethune
blank greeting card
$3.25
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5" x 7"
4026
Romare Bearden
Wrapping It Up At The
Lafayette
blank greeting card
$3.25
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magnet
M327
Up At Minton's
Romare
Bearden
magnet
$3.50
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magnet
M328
Thank You For
F.U.M.L.
Romare
Bearden
magnet
$3.50
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postcard
3949
In A Green Shade
Romare
Bearden
postcard
$1.50
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postcard
3947
Autumn Lamp
Romare
Bearden
postcard
$1.50
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9773
The Blues
Romare
Bearden
bookmark
$1.95
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9771
Cotton Workers
Romare
Bearden
bookmark
$1.95
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9774
Empress of Blues
Romare
Bearden
bookmark
$1.95
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9772
House in Field
Romare
Bearden
bookmark
$1.95
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9770
Mary Lou
Romare
Bearden
bookmark
$1.95
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Click below to order all five Romare Bearden bookmarks
$9.75
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3950
Reclining Nude
Romare
Bearden
postcard
$1.50
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3951
Card Players
Romare
Bearden
postcard
$1.50
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3952
Tomorrow I May Be
Faraway
Romare
Bearden
postcard
$1.50
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3948
Watching Trains
Romare
Bearden
postcard
$1.50
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D387
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Romare Bearden
2009 - wall calendar
One of the twentieth century’s most creative and original artists,
Romare Bearden (American, 1911–1988) explored subject matter that
highlighted his interests in the humanities and his deep engagement with
African American life and culture. Best known as a master collagist,
Bearden often referenced classical, biblical, and mythological subjects
and scenes of contemporary life, capturing the people and places of the
rural South, the urban North, and the Caribbean. This calendar features
Circe’s Domain, Eden Midnight, Blue River—Martinique, and nine more of
his powerful images.
Romare Bearden - calendar - 2009
$14.95
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