Thee Pioneers
Muse: female abolitionists.
*sojourner truth (1797-1883): activist and author who was born into slavery before escaping to freedom. after, she preached about abolitionism and equality.
*harriet tubman (~1822-1913): “moses of her people,” known for escaping and helping others gain freedom as a “conductor” of the underground railroad. she also served for the union army during the civil war.
*anna murray douglass (1813-1882): frederick douglass' first wife. she has helped him escape slavery and supported with anti-slavery work. she also helped those fleeing on the underground railroad.
*sarah parker redmond (1824-1894): activist who spoke against slavery in the northeast and canada. she eventually travelled to lecture in multiple countries.
Muse: female abolitionists.
*sojourner truth (1797-1883): activist and author who was born into slavery before escaping to freedom. after, she preached about abolitionism and equality.
*harriet tubman (~1822-1913): “moses of her people,” known for escaping and helping others gain freedom as a “conductor” of the underground railroad. she also served for the union army during the civil war.
*anna murray douglass (1813-1882): frederick douglass' first wife. she has helped him escape slavery and supported with anti-slavery work. she also helped those fleeing on the underground railroad.
*sarah parker redmond (1824-1894): activist who spoke against slavery in the northeast and canada. she eventually travelled to lecture in multiple countries.
Muse: female abolitionists.
*sojourner truth (1797-1883): activist and author who was born into slavery before escaping to freedom. after, she preached about abolitionism and equality.
*harriet tubman (~1822-1913): “moses of her people,” known for escaping and helping others gain freedom as a “conductor” of the underground railroad. she also served for the union army during the civil war.
*anna murray douglass (1813-1882): frederick douglass' first wife. she has helped him escape slavery and supported with anti-slavery work. she also helped those fleeing on the underground railroad.
*sarah parker redmond (1824-1894): activist who spoke against slavery in the northeast and canada. she eventually travelled to lecture in multiple countries.
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poster print
• printed on matte museum-quality paper
• paper thickness: 10.3 mil
canvas print
• hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars
• matte finish coating
• mounting brackets included