The document provides information on several African American artists such as Henry Ossawa Tanner, Jacob Lawrence, and Robert Scott Duncanson and includes the titles and dates of some of their paintings. It notes that Tanner's 1885 painting "Sand Dunes at Sunset Atlantic City" was the first by an African American artist to enter the White House's permanent collection. It also mentions that Jacob Lawrence's painting "The Builders" and Ruth McEnery Stuart's "Uncle Tim's Compromise on Christmas" were paintings done for famous books.

1. Welcome to a Special Gallery

2. Henry Ossawa Tanner
1859 - 1937

3. The Banjo Lesson,
1893

4. Sand Dunes at Sunset
Atlantic City,
1885

5. The Thankful Poor, 1894

6. Portrait of the
Artist’s Wife,
1897

7. Daniel in the Loin’s
Den,
1914 - 17

8. Jacob Lawrence
1917 - 2000

9. The Migration of the Negro #3
African- American are shown leaving the south to the urban cities in the
North, 1941

10. Frederick Douglass Series, No. 22, 1931

11. The Builders, 1885

12. The Shoemaker,
1947

13. No picture available

14. Edward and
Sarah Rutter,
1805

15. Family Group
1800

16. The
Westwood
Children,
1807

17. Adelina
Morton,
1810

18. Portrait of an African-
American Man,
1820

19. Robert Scott Duncanson
1821 - 1872
No picture available

20. Uncle Tom and Little Eva, 1853

21. Winter, 1849

23. Landscape, 1870

24. Whose paintings are at the “Sand Dunes at Sunset
White House in the Green Atlantic City “ 1885.
Room? The first painting by an
African-American artist
to enter the permanent
collection of the White
House
“The Builders” by
Jacob Lawrence

25. What paintings were done for famous
books?
Uncle Tim’s
Compromise
on Christmas
by
Ruth
McEnery
Stuart

26. Resources
 http://en.wikipedia.org
 www.artcyclopedia.com