The National Tour
Of
" The Buffalo Soldier: The African American Soldier in the US Army, 1866-1912"

Sixty-five photographs plus mannequins dressed in authentic period uniforms and artifacts from the collection of Anthony Powell examine the heroism of and sacrifices made by African American men in the United States Cavalry and Infantry. Also included are five reproductions of etchings by Frederick Remington. Includes a one week lecture series by Historian/Curator Anthony L. Powell.

Contents: Sixty-five Photographs, Five Etchings, and Six Vitrines with Uniformed Mannequins and Artifacts

Available Dates: (Seven Week Venues)

• #01. August 5th through September 22nd 2002

• 02. October 13th through November 30th 2002

• 03. December 15th 2002 through January 31st 2003

• 04. February 9th through March 30th 2003

• 05. April 20th through June 1st 2003

• 06. June 2nd through August 3rd 2003

• 07. August 24th through October 5th 2003

• 08. October 26 through December 7th 2003

• #001. January 4th through February 22nd 2004

• 002. March 14th through April 30th 2004

• 003. May 23rd through July 4th 2004

• 004. July 31 through September 19th 2004

• 005. October 10th through November 28th 2004

• 006. December 12th 2004 through January 31st 2005

• 0001. February 13th through March 31st 2005

• 0002. April 17th through June 5th 2005

Fee: $18,500 Prorated Transport Included

For Booking and Information Call or Write: Portraits In Black 408-448-2260 - Fax 408-269-1548 e-mail: apowell@portraitsinblack.com

1515 Marlene Court
San Jose, CA 95118