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109:, "...to acknowledge his pioneering work and continuing example to other African American writers". Their intention was to waive the requirement that the award be granted solely for works completed during the previous year. However, the Harmon Foundation did not accept this proposal, and Chesnutt never learned of this "acknowledgment of high esteem from a distinguished panel of his literary peers both black and white."
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Though Work and Guzman scrupulously document the cash awards received, no mention of a cash award is made for Scott. His was a "special award of a gold medal", falling outside of the normal scope for the award: "... because of the finished and excellent character of his paintings and the recognition
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African American – the latter could be awarded to "...any person of American residence, regardless of color, who has made an outstanding contribution toward improving relations between the white and Negro people in
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Gold and Bronze medals were awarded in the various categories. The Gold carried a $ 400 cash prize (adjusted for inflation, the 1926 prize would be worth $ 6,884.21 in the US dollars of 2024; the 1933 prize $ 9,414.91); the Bronze prize was $ 100. The award for race relations had a much larger
102:, conceived by Mary Brady. Exhibitions were held in 1927 through 1931, 1933, and 1935, and featured "substantial prizes" together with gold and bronze medals. According to Gates and Higginbotham, "...submissions in the fine arts category was the chief venue open to African American artists"
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The medal is of unusually beautiful design. On the obverse side is embossed a ship in full sail on the open sea with the inscription "Harmon
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Parsons, Jr., a metallurgist, winner of the Harmon Award in Science 1927.. for many years been in charge of research and production for the
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Brawley declined the award: "... a well-known educator and writer, Brawley declined the second-place award because, he said, he had never done anything but first-class work."
2040:"The education of Negro ministers [microform] : Daniel, W. A. (William Andrew), b. 1895 : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive"
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1847:"Wilbur to present award to Moton: Tuskegee Head Will Get Harmon Medal for Negro Racial Relations Work Tuesday" (April 18, 1930).
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already received. Mr. Scott was considered by the judges to be outside the purpose of the awards but deserving of distinction."
2059:"Two to be honored for aid to Negroes: Rosenwald and Dr. Dillard to Get Harmon Awards on Racial Relations" (January 23, 1928),
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1834:"Judges selected for Negro awards: Leaders in all branches will bestow second annual Harmon Prizes" (July 5, 1927).
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of Dayton, Ohio. He ... holds many patents in a highly competitive field and has opened new avenues for our men"
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Distinction and Denial: Race, Nation, and the
Critical Construction of the African American Artist, 1920–40.
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American Negro in Literature and the Fine Arts
2179:"Two get Harmon Awards: R.C. Patterson, for Walker, Presents Music Prizes to Negroes" (February 13, 1928),
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2512:"Holsey shares Harmon Award with employees of New York office".
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Negro Year Book: an annual encyclopedia of the Negro 1937–1938.
373:"for his collection of publications on Negro life and history"
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2442:"Dr. Moton receives $ 1,000 Harmon Award" (January 6, 1930).
2316:"American Negro Artists (National Gallery of Art, 1929-1930)"
1863:"Dr. Moton receives $ 1,000 Harmon Award" (January 6, 1930).
1930:"Negro artist wins prize for paintings" (December 8, 1926).
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1972:"Harmon Foundation honors 7 Negroes" (January 26, 1931).
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Harmon prizes go to sixteen Negroes" (January 9, 1928).
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2342:. New York, NY: Harmon Foundation. 1930. pp. 16p.
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Seeds of Southern Change: The Life Of Will Alexander
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Praisesong of Survival: lectures and essays, 1957–89
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44:in 1929), religious service, and race relations.
2476:, & Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham (eds) (2009).
1015:President, Virginia State College, Ettricks, VA,
133:honorarium: it varied between $ 500 and $ 1,000.
2354:Exhibition of Productions by Negro Artists, 1933
2244:1931 Harmon Foundation Catalog, pp. 24 & 29.
2113:Parker, John W. (May 1934), "Benjamin Brawley",
1758:Exhibition of Fine Art by American Negro Artists
1746:Exhibition of Fine Art by American Negro Artists
1515:Composer of the first Negro Opera, New York, NY
998:Bibliography of the Negro in Africa and America.
2595:Woodson, C. G. (1950). Harry Thacker Burleigh.
2505:"Harmon Award Presented" (February 19, 1930).
2144:"Ten new N.A.A.C.P. Directors". (March 1936),
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136:A description of the Bronze medal won by
129:in 1927, all of whom who were Caucasian.
2585:. Volume 2. Taylor & Francis Group.
2356:. New York, NY: Harmon Foundation. 1933.
2275:. New York, NY: Harmon Foundation. 1928.
1812:"Negro Advancement" (December 9, 1926).
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1959:"12 Negroes honored for achievements".
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257:Commission on Interracial Cooperation
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2398:Brawley, Benjamin Griffith (1966).
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2599:, Vol. 35, No. 1, pp. 104–05.
2536:Leininger-Miller, Theresa (2001).
2524:Opportunity: Journal of Negro Life
2369:Armstrong, Samuel Chapman (1931).
1894:, Saturday, January 8, 1927, p. 1.
1354:President, Atlanta University, GA
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1825:Gates & Higginbotham, p. 114.
2453:. W. W. Norton and Company, Inc.
2380:. University of Illinois Press.
2320:Smithsonian Institution Archives
2007:. The Library of Virginia. 2009.
968:of New York, NY, for her novel,
2625:Humanitarian and service awards
2104:Wintz & Finkelman, p. 1232.
1876:Wintz & Finkelman, p. 1940.
1785:Gates & Higginbotham, p. 3.
321:on the basis of his first book
2480:Oxford University Press, USA.
2424:University of Michigan Press.
20:, commonly referred to as the
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2502:. WM. H. Wise & Co., Inc.
1740:Award Catalogues/Publications
643:For a collection of stories,
121:in 1927, and a dual award to
65:many recipients of the awards
2597:The Journal of Negro History
2540:, Rutgers University Press.
2029:Johnson & Carter, p. 20.
1678:Science, including Invention
1638:Industry, including business
1451:Science, including Invention
1376:Industry, including business
1109:Science, including Invention
1021:Industry, including business
758:Science, including Invention
734:Reverend William N. DeBerry
689:Industry, including business
450:Science, including Invention
379:Industry, including business
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2135:Guzman & Jones, p. 379.
2005:"Virginia Women in History"
1963:(February 13, 1929), p. 13.
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1362:Bronze Medal, $ 100
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1304:Bronze Medal, $ 100
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639:Eric Derwent Walrond
617:James Weldon Johnson
597:John Wesley Hardrick
565:Laura Wheeler Waring
333:James Weldon Johnson
183:, Gold Award (1927)
177:Laura Wheeler Waring
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42:Janie Porter Barrett
2223:"Harmon Collection"
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1334:William Jasper Hale
1218:Gold Medal, $ 1000
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851:William Grant Still
527:James Hardy Dillard
204:list of the winners
192:Archibald J. Motley
127:James Hardy Dillard
107:Charles W. Chesnutt
2507:The New York Times
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1239:Gold Medal, $ 400
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1156:Honorable Mentions
1099:Channing H. Tobias
1079:Gold Medal, $ 400
1067:Lacy Kirk Williams
1063:Gold Medal, $ 400
1056:Religious services
1047:Frederick Massiah
1028:Gold Medal, $ 400
994:The Negro Yearbook
984:Gold Medal, $ 400
937:Gold Medal, $ 400
920:May Howard Jackson
900:Gold Medal, $ 400
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2159:The Crisis
2146:The Crisis
2115:The Crisis
2018:The Crisis
1771:References
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306:Literature
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