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Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Erina Duganne Collection of Photography Interviews (SC-29), 2001/2011

0.1 Linear Feet 1 box; 14 items
The collection is comprised of interviews Duganne completed with members of the Kamoinge Workshop. Members included in the interviews are Adger Cowans, Al Fennar, Ray Francis, Louis Draper, Herb Randall, Beuford Smith, and Shawn Walker, as well as New York school photographer Harold Feinstein.
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Erina Duganne Collection of Photography Interviews (SC-29), 2001/2011 0.1 Linear Feet 1 box; 14 items

Duganne, Erina
The collection is comprised of interviews Duganne completed with members of the Kamoinge Workshop. Members included in the interviews are Adger Cowans, Al Fennar, Ray Francis, Louis Draper, Herb Randall, Beuford Smith, and Shawn Walker, as well as New York school photographer Harold Feinstein.
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Shawn Walker Ephemera Collection, 1964/2018

0.25 Linear Feet 1 box
The collection contains ephemera collected by photographer Shawn Walker, documenting his own career and those of other 20th-century African American artists.
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Shawn Walker Ephemera Collection, 1964/2018 0.25 Linear Feet 1 box

Walker, Shawn, 1940-
The collection contains ephemera collected by photographer Shawn Walker, documenting his own career and those of other 20th-century African American artists.

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