Robert Seymour McCleans Monthly Sheet of Caricatures No.32, Slavery-Freedom, c.1830 Oil Painting Reproduction
Title: McCleans Monthly Sheet of Caricatures No.32, Slavery-Freedom, c.1830
Painted by: Robert Seymour
Orientation: Landscape
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