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  1. Joe Schwartz Photographer

    Joe Schwartz was a member of the Photo League in New York City. He specialized in photographing the common people, focusing on interracial harmony.
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    www.joeschwartzphoto.com - 2009-02-07

  2. Joe Schwartz Photography

    Joe Schwartz was a member of the Photo League in New York City. He specialized in photographing the common people, focusing on interracial harmony.
    New York5
    Jazz4
    Brooklyn3
    Black and White2
    60s1
    Black History1
    40s1
    Louis Armstrong1
    30s1
    NAACP1
    Billie Holiday1
    Dizzy Gillespie1
    Tuskegee Airmen1
    Joe Louis1
    black photography1
    Thurgood Marshall1
    Sarah Vaughn1
    Bedford-Stuyvesant1
    Paul Robeson1
    Club Oasis1
    Joe Schwartz1
    Watta1
    Ocean Hill1
    Hazel Scott1
    Black Art Quarterly1
    Brooklyn in the 30s and 40s1
    General Benjamin Davis1
    Joe Schwartz Photography1
    NAACP convention1
    The A Train1
    Watts Festival1

    www.joeschwartzphotography.com - 2009-02-10

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