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AWARDS: 1937--Art Institute of Chicago Scholarship 1937--National Scholastic Award 1940--American Negro Exposition, Chicago 1942--Julius Rosenwald Fellowship 1943--Julius Rosenwald Fellowship 1946--Edward B. Alfred Award 1946--Atlanta University Purchase Award 1949--Atlanta University Purchase Award 1951--Atlanta University Purchase Award 1952--National Institute of Arts and Letters Grant 1952--Metropolitan Museum of Art 1953--Atlanta University Award 1955--John Hay Whitney Fellowship 1960--Gold Medal International Show, Germany 1961--Purchase Award Howard University 1961--Purchase Award Atlanta University 1965--Gold Medal, International Show, Germany 1965 Childe Hassam Award, American Academy of Art 1968--Purchase Award, City of Los Angeles 1968--City of Los Angeles, City Council Award Resolution 1969--Doctor of Arts, Columbia College, Chicago 1969--Executive Board, Black Academy of Arts and Letters COLLECTIONS: Atlanta University Howard University Fisk University Tuskegee Institute Hampton Institute Whitney Museum Newark Museum American Federation of Arts Academy of Arts and Letters Long Beach Museum of Art Library of Congress Taller de Grafica, Mexico City Deutsche Academie der Kunste, Berlin Dresden Museum of Art, Germany Los Angles State College [[Los Angeles State College]] John H. Hirshhorn Collection Government of Ghana Barnett-Aden Gallery, Washington, D.C. Brown Pharmaceutical Company Golden State Insurance Company International Business Machines Corporation Oakland Art Museum Central State University Dayton, Ohio Board of Education Estate of Nat King Cole Estate of Lorraine Hansberry Harry Belafonte Sidney Poitier Ebony Magazine Gordon Parks Boston Black United Front Foundation Bakersfield College Flint Community Schools Illinois Bell Telephone Company William Cosby Jr. Barry Gordy Jr. PUBLICATIONS: 1940--The Negro in Art, by Dr. Alain Locke, Association in Negro Folk Education, Washington, D.C. 1943--The Negro Artist Comes of Age, Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany, New York 1943--Modern Negro Art, by James A. Porter, The Dryden Press, New York 1949--Art and Life in America, by Oliver W. Larkin, Rinehart and Co., New York 1952--Give Me a Child, by Sarah E. Wright and Lucy Smith, Kraft Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1953--Portfolio of Six Drawings--The Art of Charles White, New Century Publishers, New York 1954--Realism in Art, by Sidney Finkelstein, International Publishers, New York 1954--Charles White, Ein Kunstler Amerikas, Veb Verlag Der Kunst, Germany [[Charles White -- Ein Künstler Amerikas]] 1958--Paul Robeson: Itt Alloc, Europa Konyvkiado, Hungary 1958--Fur das, Algerishche Kind Aus Mein Wog zur Kunst von Charles White, Zurich Switzerland [[Für Das, Algerische Kind Aus Mein Weg zur Kunst?]] 1960--American Negro Art, by Cedric Dover, New York Graphic Society 1961--Portfolio 10/Charles White, Pro-Artis Publishing Co., Los Angeles 1964--Los Angeles Magazine, January Issue An Incurable Romantic, by Arthur Millier [[Arthur Miller]] 1964--Portfolio 6/--Charles White, Heritage Gallery, Los Angeles 1966--Drawing--A Search For Form, by Joe Mugnaini and Janice Lovoos, Reinhold PUblishing Corp., New York 1967--Images of Dignity, The Drawings of Charles White, Introduction by James Porter, Commentary by Benjamin Horowitz, The Ward Ritchie Press, Los Angeles 1967--Charles White: Portrayer of Black Dignity, by Louie Robinson, Ebony Magazine, July Issue 1967--Four Took Freedom, by Sterling and Logan; illustrated by Charles White, Doubleday 1967--The Evolution of Afro-American Artists: 1800-1950; The City University of New York 1968--Workers With Youth Magazine, Volume 21, Number 10, The Methodist Church; The Art of Charles White by Earl W. Saunders 1968--The Church School Magazine, Volume 21, Number 8, The Methodist Church; Recapture Art by Earl W. Saunders 1968--Contemporary Art by Afro-Americans, by Louise E. Jefferson; Friendship Press, New York 1968--Cover Illustration--Black History, by Melvin Drimmer published by Doubleday 1968--The Center Magazine, July--Center for Democratic Institutions, The Other Hill--by Elizabeth Borgese 1969--I Have A Dream Portfolio--Charles White, Heritage Gallery, Los Angeles 1969--Black Heritage Series, Black American Artists of Yesterday and Today; Geo. A. Pflaum, publ. 1970--Wanted Poster Series, Portfolio, Charles White, Heritage Gallery
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Für Das...Kunst: unsure because I've corrected definite spelling errors in the quoted book title, but I have not been able to find corroboration of what I believe is a German translation of a book title?
