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Free At Last by Janice Huse is a part of the Underground Railroad Series and is a work of art that illustrates a group of former slaves joyously embracing each other on a riverbank in their first moment of freedom
This unframed open edition work of art measures 18x13 inches in size
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The Christmas season is a time when we get to thank God for one of His most precious gifts…Family
Frederick Douglass purple gown Free At Last by JaniceFrom Kadir Nelson's critically acclaimed book, Heart and Soul: The Story of America and African Americans, Nelson paints a Young Frederick Douglass who looks skyward as he prepares to board his train to freedom. In 1838, Douglass escaped from the antebellum South via train by cleverly disguising himself as a sailor on his way North. Nelson's bold portrait of Douglass depicts the fiery character of a freedom fighter who would go on to help change the
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