Art and Visual Culture of the Black Diaspora 18th - 20th century

Hugh Ritchie, RAN-AWAY, Quebec Gazzette Nov 4th, 1779

Agustino Brunias, Linen Market, Dominica, 1780

François Mallepart de Beacourt, Portrait of a Haitian Woman (previously Portrait of a Negro Slave until 2011), 1786

Wedgwood Jasper Medallion, “Am I not a Man and Brother?”, 1787

James Phillips, Description of a Slave Ship, Brookes of London, 1789

J.C. Stadler after George Heriot, Minuets of the Canadians from Travel through the Canadas, 1807

William Clark, Carting and putting Sugar-Hogsheads on Board, From Ten views of the Island of Antigua, 1823

Thomas Sunderland after James Hakehill, Spring Garden State, St George’s, From Drawings made in the years 1820-21, 1825

Hiram Powers, Greek Slave, (third version), 1848

John Gibson, Tinted Venus, 1851-56

Charles Henri Joseph Cordier, African in Algerian Costume or African of the Sudan, 1857

David Drake, Storage Jar, 1858

John Rogers, The slave auction. 1859-61

John Quincy Adam Ward, The Freedman, 1863

Mary Edmonia Lewis, Morning of Liberty/Forever Free, 1867

Anonymous, Nurse and baby copied for Mrs. Farquharson, 1868

Jean Baptiste Carpeaux, The four corners of the world holding a celestial sphere, 1874

Thomas Ball, Lincoln Memorial, 1876

William Notman and Son, G Conway and Friends, Montreal, Quebec, 1901

Dorothy Stevens, Colored Nude, 1933