Benjamin S. Kitchin b. 1892 - Port Au Prince, Haiti m. Mabel Cambridge, 1923 Wolmer's Boys' Class '09 Artist, Printer, Train-Mechanic, Marble-Cutter, Sculptor & Scene-Painter for Fox Films Kitchin was a painter during the "Harlem Renaissance". A native of Haiti, he was educated at Wolmer's Boys' School and after worked as a marble cutter. One of his paintings may be seen in the Church of the Redeemer at Kingston, B. W. I. He was also employed in the B. M. T. shops in Brooklyn, and designed many of their safety slogan placards. Exhibition: Harmon Foundation (1931 & 1933) Exhibition: Harmon Foundation College Art Travelling (1934 & 1935) Exhibition (1933, .pdf) - Pages 22 & 44 https://odysee.com/@wolmersdotinfo:f/1931%2C-Exhibition-of-Black-Artists-By-Harmon-Foundation---Art-Center-%28NYC%29:6