Schuyler as a relatively young man, circa 1930
Black No More 1989 cover
Black Empire cover
George Schuyler, photograph by Carl Van Vechten, 1941 
The Schuylers at home in Harlem, 1946, photo shot by Carl Van Vechten
Parents kissing Phillipa after a piano recital, mid-to-late 1940s
The Schuylers' daughter, Philippa, circa 1950 
The photograph that accompanied the aging Schuyler's
Courier columns, in his last years with the newspaper, when he was in his late sixties and early seventies. Although his hair was white in the phograph, it was an old picture, probably from when he was in his fifties.
George S. Schuyler, in a radio studio in his sixties