1st African American Television Journalist Louis Lomax ILLUSTRATORS ART by Bare

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"FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN TELEVISION JOURNALIST
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Louis Lomax
Illustrators
ART signed BY ALPHONSE BARE
This pastel portrait measures about 18 1/2" x 23"
The picture of this portrait was on the cover of a scholastic magazine many years ago.
This is an original art drawn and signed by an artist named "Alphonse Bare".
Al Bare was a comic book artist during the Golden Age era who worked at the drawing studio of Jack Binder for Street & Smith, he illustrated their "Blackstone", "Doc Savage", and The Shadow Comics" titles.
Similar piece of illustrated art done by Alphone Bare is on display at
Hempstead African-American Museum in Hempstead, Long Island, New York.
Suitable for display at home or museum.
This portrait have a plastic cover to protect the painting.
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