11 Free Artworks of History Of African Americans In Boston

slavery in the united statesanthony burns1854 in bostonfugitive slavesabolitionism in the united statesafrican americans in 19th-century artmuseum of fine arts bostonrealismwinslow homer
Phillis Wheatley frontispiece
women with books in art1773
Anthony Burns LCCN2003689280
slavery in the united statesanthony burns
Anthony Burns LCCN2003689280
slavery in the united statesanthony burns
Anthony Burns - drawn by Barry from a daguereotype (sic) by Whipple & Black ; John Andrews, sc. LCCN2003689280
slavery in the united statesanthony burns
Anthony Burns - drawn by Barry from a daguereotype (sic) by Whipple & Black ; John Andrews, sc. LCCN2003689280
slavery in the united states1855 engravings
Waking up, James Goodwyn Clonney, 1851
african americans in 19th-century artjames goodwyn clonney
Woman Standing by a Gate, Bahamas, Winslow Homer, 1885
paintings by winslow homer in the museum of fine arts, bostonrealism
Expulsion of negroes and abolitionists from Tremont Temple, Boston, Massachusetts, on December 3, 1860 (Boston Public Library), Winslow Homer
1860-12-03realism
The underground rail road - a record of facts, authentic narratives, letters, &c., narrating the hardships, hair-breadth escapes, and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom, as (14574420197), 1872
the underground rail road (electronic resource) - a record of facts (1872)the underground rail road (1872)
The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King Street, Boston, on March 5th 1770 by a Party of the 29th Regiment, Henry Pelham
the bloody massacre by paul reverehenry pelham (engraver)
The slave wife joins her husband, by Rodney Thomson, 1915
battleground adventures, the stories of dwellers on the scenes of conflict in some of the most notable battles of the civil war (1915)enslaved african americans
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