Perspectives
in the Arts and Humanities
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"The
Englishman, wherever he went, could not avoid seeing real blacks
on the city streets. Certainly, wherever he looked up, the chances
were that he would be faced with the painted image of a black.
A city like London...was 'swamped' by images of blacks"
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Both
the visual arts, as well as literature, show a variety of perspectives
concerning blacks, both slaves and free. In this gallery, we
hope to guide you through some of the most revealing works about
opinion on English society and slavery. |
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Click on the yellow door to enter the 18th century
art gallery.
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