BET Experience

The Art of Black History

Charles Wilbert White

of 116Photo

"Mother" (1945)

The star in the corner of Charles Wilbert White's lithograph is said to represent the military. It has been viewed as a mother of waiting for the return of her son, a soldier, during WWII. (Photo: Courtesy National Gallery of Art, nga.gov)

Comments

Bring That Week Back: Remembering Malcolm Shabazz 05/22/2013
Bring That Week Back: NOLA Shooting Suspect Identified 05/15/2013
Wacky Moments From the NRA Convention 05/07/2013
Cinco de Mayo, Slavery and Mexico's Influence in America 05/03/2013
Bring That Week Back: Georgia Teens Party at Integrated Prom 05/01/2013
Black Movements: Where Are They Now 04/23/2013
Family Matters: When Famous Families Fight 04/19/2013
Bring That Week Back: First Black Achieves Eagle Scout Rank 04/18/2013
Bring That Week Back: Stars Urge Justice Reform from Obama 04/09/2013
A Look Back at the Federal King Assassination Investigation 04/03/2013
Heroines of the Civil Rights Movement 03/27/2013
A Tour of Black History Monuments Around the U.S. 03/22/2013
Five Current Supreme Court Cases You Should Know 03/05/2013
Commemorating Bloody Sunday: The March for Voting Rights 03/04/2013
Blacks on the Brink of Greatness 02/28/2013
Honoring the Legacy Dr. Dorothy Height 02/26/2013
Global Week in Review: Egyptian Hot Air Balloon Crashes 02/25/2013
The Art of Black History 02/25/2013
A History of African-Americans and the Oscars 02/21/2013
Take Our Black History Tour 02/20/2013

Most Recommended

Related Topics