John Banting (British, 1902-1972), Stadium, 1929. Gouache, paper collage and pencil on paper, 19 x 15 ¾ in.
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John Banting (British, 1902-1972), Stadium, 1929. Gouache, paper collage and pencil on paper, 19 x 15 ¾ in.
John Banting - Piano player
John Banting (1902–1971), Nancy Cunard’s African bracelets
Nancy Cunard, of the English shipping family, announced on May 2, 1932 that she had been disinherited by her mother for her relationship with Henry Crowder, an African-American jazz musician. Cunard was a famously flamboyant bohemian writer and political activist whose best-known work was editing Negro Anthology, a huge compendium of work by Black writers. The photo shows Cunard with John Banting, left, a painter, and Taylor Gordon, right, a writer, in front of the Harlem hotel.
Photo: Associated Press via the NY Times
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Barbara Ker-Seymer, and by John Banting. Bromide print on red card mount, 1930s.
Edmond Simpson "The Jazz Man" (10-24)
John Banting (British, 1902-1972), Self Portrait. Oil on canvas, 50.8 x 41 cm