Metropolitan Museum of Art, Romare Bearden, The Block 72" Oblong Silk Scarf
Regular price $ 105.00Metropolitan Museum of Art, Romare Bearden, The Block 72" Oblong Silk Scarf
Romare Bearden's (American, 1911–1988) exuberant tribute to Harlem is a celebration of the lively New York City neighborhood that nurtured his life and work. Each of the six panels that make up The Block - painted by Bearden in 1971, reproduced on this 100% silk-twill scarf with a hand-rolled hem, represents an aspect of local life in Harlem, from the barbershop to the corner store.
Specifications
- 100% silk
- 72" x 22"
- Dry Clean
About Romare Bearden
Romare Bearden's (American, 1911–1988) exuberant tribute to Harlem is a celebration of the lively New York City neighborhood that nurtured his life and work. Though he was born in North Carolina, Bearden spent formative time in Harlem as a child, and in 1940, he established a studio in the same West 125th Street building as the artist Jacob Lawrence. His painting, The Block was painted in 1971.
