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Winold Reiss

F. Winold Reiss (September 16, 1886 – August 23, 1953) was a German-born American artist and graphic designer. He was born in Karlsruhe, Germany, the second son of Fritz Reiss (1857–1914) who was a well-known landscape artist.

Alternate Names
Reiss, Winold
Beaver Man
Kis-ke-sta-ke'bo-ki
Fritz Winold Reiss
F. W. Reiss
Fritz Wilhelm Winold Reiss
F. Winold Reiss
Birth
1886
Birth Location
Karlsruhe, Germany
Death
1953
Death Location
New York, New York, United States
Gender
male
Nationalities
American
American?
teacher of
Aaron Douglas
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http://www.getty.edu/vow/ULANFullDisplay?find=&role=&nation=&subjectid=500012600
Linked Data URI
ulan:500012600
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Selected Images of Winold Reiss

(no title) (1915?)
(no title) (ca. 1919)
Winold Reiss (Unidentified Artist, 1919)

Objects at Gilcrease Museum (1)

Acee Blue Eagle (Winold Reiss, early 20th century)

Objects at Smithsonian American Art Museum (2)

The Aqueduct (Winold Reiss)
African Fantasy: The Awakening (Winold Reiss, ca. 1925)

Objects at National Portrait Gallery (24)

Paul Robeson (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Mary McLeod Bethune (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Langston Hughes (Winold Reiss, c. 1925)
Jean Toomer (Winold Reiss, c. 1925)
Mary McLeod Bethune (Winold Reiss, c. 1925)
Isamu Noguchi (Winold Reiss, c. 1929)
Paul Robeson (Winold Reiss, 1924)
Countee Cullen (Winold Reiss, c. 1925)
Alain Locke (Winold Reiss, 1925)
W. E. B. Du Bois (Winold Reiss, 1925)
William Henry Jackson (Winold Reiss, 1940)
Robert Russa Moton (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Elise J. McDougald (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Roland Hayes (Winold Reiss, 1924)
Jean Toomer (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Countee Cullen (Winold Reiss, 1925)
James Weldon Johnson (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Charles S. Johnson (Winold Reiss, 1925)
Alain Leroy Locke (Winold Reiss, c. 1925)
Elise J. McDougald (Winold Reiss, 1924)
Charles Spurgeon Johnson (Winold Reiss, c. 1925)
W. E. B. Du Bois (Winold Reiss, 1925)
James Weldon Johnson (Winold Reiss, c. 1920)
Roland Hayes (Winold Reiss, 1925)