A black man stands with his arms raised, a woman by his side is laughing and holding up a baby and a young child is shaking broken chains. Mezzotint by David Lucas after Alexander Rippingille.
- Rippingille, Alexr. (Alexander)
- Date:
- Feby. 15 1853
- Reference:
- 33071i
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About this work
Publication/Creation
London (467 Oxford Street) ; Paris (15 Rue Charlot) : Thomas Boys(of the late firm of Moon, Boys & Graves), Printseller to the Royal Family : F. Gambart & Co, Feby. 15 1853.
Physical description
1 print : mezzotint ; image 31 x 22.3 cm
Lettering
To the friends of negro emancipation, this print is inscribed. A glorious and happy era, on the first of August, bursts upon the Western world; England strikes the manacle from the slave and bids the bond go free. Painted by Alexr. Rippingille. Engraved by David Lucas.
Reference
Wellcome Collection 33071i
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Location Status Access Closed stores