Locke, Alain. Negro Art Past and Present. Small 8vo, decorative paper covered boards. Fine copy. Washington, D. C. Associates in Negro Folk Education, 1936 E800-1200 First Edition, Inscribed: "For Stefan Hirsch in cordial friendship.' Locke, the

Locke, Alain. Negro Art Past and Present. Small 8vo, decorative paper covered boards. Fine copy. Washington, D. C. Associates in Negro Folk Education, 1936 E800-1200 First Edition, Inscribed: "For Stefan Hirsch in cordial friendship.' Locke, the first African-American Rhodes Scholar and patriarchal figure of the Harlem Renaissance's key study of African-American artists; the first such study of any substance. Not in the Blockson Collection.