Cleveland Museum of Art

The Blues Singer

Russell T. Limbach

Date: c. 1928
Medium: lithograph
Culture: America
Department: Prints
Institution: Cleveland Museum of Art

The singer in this image resembles Bessie Smith, the famous blues singer of the 1920s.

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