WILLIAM PAUL GOTTLIEB. Portrait of Imogene Coca, Mary Lou Williams, and Ann Hathaway, 1938. Creator: William Paul Gottlieb.

1930S • 20TH CENTURY • ACTING • ACTRESS • AFRICAN AMERICAN • AFRICAN-AMERICAN • AFRO-AMERICAN • AMERICA • AMERICAN • AMUSEMENT • ANN HATHAWAY • ANN • ARTS • B & W • B / W • B&W • BILL GOTTLIEB • BLACK & WHITE • BLACK AND WHITE • BLACK • CAUCASIAN • CENTURY • COCA • COLOR • COLOUR • CONCEPT • CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY • COUNTRY • CULTURE • DIVERSION • DIVERTISSEMENT • EMOGEANE COCA • ENTERTAINMENT • ETHNICITY • FEMALE • FILM NEGATIVE • GOLDEN AGE OF JAZZ • GOTTLIEB • GOTTLIEB, WILLIAM PAUL • GROUP PORTRAIT • HATHAWAY • IMOGENE COCA • IMOGENE • JAZZ AGE • JAZZ MUSICIAN • JAZZ • LIBRARY OF CONGRESS • LIBRARY • LOCATION • MARY LOU WILLIAMS • MARY LOU • MIXED RACE GROUP • MUSIC • MUSICIAN • MUSICIANS • NEW YORK CITY • NEW YORK STATE • PEOPLE • PHOTO • PHOTOGRAPH • PHOTOGRAPHY • PIANIST (MALE) • PIANIST • PIANISTIN (FEMALE) • PIANO PLAYER • PORTRAIT • POTRAIT • THIRTIES • THREE PEOPLE • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • UNITED STATES • USA • WHITE AND BLACK • WHITE • WILLIAM P. GOTTLIEB • WILLIAM P. • WILLIAM PAUL GOTTLIEB • WILLIAM PAUL • WILLIAMS • WOMAN • WOMEN