Kitchen Tea Towel, Lenox Avenue by Sargent Claude Johnson

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Kitchen Tea Towel, Lenox Avenue by Sargent Claude JohnsonYour towel collection will now become your art collection. Some may call it a tea towel, others a good old kitchen towel. Whatever you prefer to call it, this one is like no other. Here we have a stunning, large kitchen towel with an image from 1938 of a masterpiece called Lenox Avenue by Sargent Claude Johnson, an American artist. Johnson, a key figure in the Harlem Renaissance during the early 1920s until the mid 1930s, was a multi talented artist

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