Cover of the November 1920 issue of The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races, published by the NAACP. Cover art by Frank Walts.
Photo: Modernist Journals Project
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Cover of the November 1920 issue of The Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races, published by the NAACP. Cover art by Frank Walts.
Photo: Modernist Journals Project
by Frank Walts cover of The Liberator magazine, Dec. 1919
The Incredible graphic work of Frank Walts (1877-1941) for Masses, The Crisis and The Liberator.
The Masses was an American socialist periodical published from 1911 to 1917. John French Sloan was the art director. This cover is by Frank Walts, an African-American illustrator of whom not much is known.
Frank Walts cover of the September 1926 New Masses magazine.
(source: marxists.org)
Covers of The Masses, 1914-17.
Cover artists (top to bottom): Frank Walts, Hugo Gellert, Stuart Davis, Carlo Leonetti, Cornelia Barns.
See a collection of complete digital scans of The Masses via NYU.