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For those that think it's hard for African American artists to get their work distributed now, you should have been around during the 1800's and 1900's--there were no galleries showing Black African American artwork. This book will present to some and introduce to others a man by the name of Mr. Dyrus Cooper. This gentleman in 1965, opened Cooper's Originals and The International Black Art Distributors in Los Angeles, California for artists to show and distribute their artwork. Also, this book will show you some of the art that was created and distributed by some of the first international Black African American artists. If you're looking for diversity and inclusion, you've come to the right book.

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