Augusta Savage's “Lift Every Voice and Sing” | The Wolfsonian | Florida International University | FIU
Augusta Savage Lift Every Voice and Sing (aka The Harp), 1939 This sculpture has two main focal points. First is t… | Augusta savage, Female artists, Black artists
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The Harp: Augusta Savage's lost masterpiece
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The Harp: Augusta Savage's lost masterpiece
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The Harp" by Augusta Savage - 1939 New York World's Fair. | Queens Public Library Digital
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Augusta Savage | Lift Every Voice and Sing (the Harp) (1939) | MutualArt
Augusta Savage the trailblazing artist of the Harlem Renaissance - The Harp - 1939 — Art Slice
