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Cicely Tyson. A legacy, via the archives.
Cicely Tyson and James Earl Jones in the stage production "The Blacks." 1961.
Cicely Tyson. A legacy, via the archives.
Cicely Tyson and James Earl Jones in the stage production "The Blacks." 1961.
"Vinnette Carroll, Cicely Tyson, and unidentified actor in the stage production Moon on a Rainbow Shawl." 1962.
Source: @nypl
Source: @nypl
"New York City Ballet production of "Symphony in C", actress Cicely Tyson visits George Balanchine backstage, (superimposed over dancers)." 1973.
Cicely Tyson, Patricia Ralph, and Fran Barker at a fundraiser at the Cent Plaza in 1976.
Source: Center for Sacramento History
Source: Center for Sacramento History
"Cicely Tyson, Coretta Scott King, Clara Stanton Jones, and Donald Stewart at Commencement 1984."
Source: @SpelmanCollege
Source: @SpelmanCollege
"Rosa Parks with actress Cicely Tyson--at the reception for the unveiling of Rosa Parks' bust sculpture, National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C., 1991."
Source: Library of Congress
Source: Library of Congress
"Louis Gossett and Cicely Tyson in the stage production Carry Me Back to Morningside Heights." 1968.
Source: @nypl
Source: @nypl
Had to run another one b/c they're so so so fly.
"Actors Cicely Tyson and James Earl Jones in a scene from the Off-Broadway production of the play "The Blacks." 1961."
"Actors Cicely Tyson and James Earl Jones in a scene from the Off-Broadway production of the play "The Blacks." 1961."
"Cicely Tyson and Arthur Mitchell arriving at the 45th annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles, Calif., 1973."
Source: UCLA
Source: UCLA
"Myrlie Evers-Williams, Maxine Waters and Cicely Tyson hold an award at the NAACP Image Awards." 1981.
Source: Cal State
Source: Cal State
"Jesse Jackson (center) walking alongside with Altovise Davis (right) and Cicely Tyson during Sammy Davis Jr. funeral service." 1990.
Source: Cal State
Source: Cal State
"Benjamin Hooks and Cicely Tyson pose with a copy of "The Angel of Beale Street: A Biography of Julia Ann Hooks."
Source: Memphis Public Library
Source: Memphis Public Library
Cicely Tyson’s first film. Carib Gold. 1956.
Cicely Tyson and Sammy Davis Jr. In “A Man Called Adam.” 1966.