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The main database I used was JSTOR and Google Scholar. I searched the terms “Ralph Ellison” “Invisible Man” “art” “photography” I also played with the wording and got different sources. There wasn’t many articles that helped my specific topic of Ellison’s art in Invisible Man but what really set off my search was researching the information in Visuality and Black Masculinity by Lamm which gave me other leads.