Allan Rohan Crite, 410 Columbus Avenue, from the series An Artist's Sketchbook of the South End—A Walking Tour about Black People, 1977. Offset color lithograph. The Living New England Artist Purchase Fund, created by The Stephen and Sybil Stone Foundation.
Allan Rohan Crite, 410 Columbus Avenue, from the series An Artist's Sketchbook of the South End—A Walking Tour about Black People, 1977. Offset color lithograph. The Living New England Artist Purchase Fund, created by The Stephen and Sybil Stone Foundation.
Allan Rohan Crite: Urban Glory
6:00 pm–8:00 pm
Allan Rohan Crite (1910–2007) dedicated much of his rich career to documenting the Black community in Boston’s South End and nearby Roxbury. Crite worked and inspired many local young artists, who bestowed him with the honorary title “Dean of African American artists in New England,” for more than eight decades. Explore the artist’s powerful paintings and works on paper in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s “Allan Rohan Crite: Urban Glory.”
Co-organized by the Black Arts and Artists and Prints and Drawings Curators Circles.
This program is scheduled to be an in-person event, however, details may be subject to change.
Curators Circles: Black Arts and Artists and Prints and Drawings members