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Illustrations

• 1851-1937 (Creation)

33 folders

2/21: Negerfreude - 19th century
2/22: Nigger Minstrels Returning to London from the Seaside - 1893
2/23: Scene from 'The Negro Festival' performed at the Olympic Theatre - 1851
2/24: Dat Arh Ohe Crisermas Goose - 1889
2/25: Illustration and partial text of Ira Eldridge as Othello - 1858
2/26: Print of scenes from Uncle Tom's Cabin - 1879
2/27: An Itinerant painted by W. Hunt. Includes poem related to the painting - 1856
2/28: Mary Webb reading Uncle Tom's Cabin - 1856
2/29: Robinson Crusoe at the Covent Garden Christmas Pantomimes - 1877
2/30: Oberon and Titania - 1862 original, reprint in 187-
2/31: Le Monde Illustre (pages 491-492)
2/32: The Nice Carnival showing the "Children of the Desert" Car - 1900
2/33: Camp Life Among the Federal Troops in South Carolina - 1862
2/34: Black and White on the Stage - 1898
2/35: The Horse Cart at Wimbledon - 1872
2/36: Issue of Paris Qui Chante featuring Eugenie Fougere wearing a dress with an African American between her cleavage - 1903
2/37: Issue of Picture Show featuring a scene from 'The Pickaninny' - 1922
2/38: Minstrel troupe aboard the HMS Rodney - 1896
2/39: Cover page of sheet music entitles Gallop by the Pink Dominos - 1877
2/40: Paul Robeson in 'The Song of Freedom' - 1937
2/41: Ellen Craft - 19th century
2/42: Danse de Negres - early 19th century
2/43: Beni Zoug-Zoug Troupe of Acrobats (English boys rescued from slavery) - 1881
2/44: A Negro Minstrelsy Entertainment - 1878
2/45: Men and Brothers!! - 1876
2/46: Divorce a vinculo - 1861
2/47: The Black Draft - 1864
2/48: Not up to time or interference would be very welcome - 1862
2/49: The Genu-ine Othello - 1861
2/50: Rowdy Notions of Emancipation
2/51: The Flag of Freedom - 1875
2/52: Rogue et noir - 1891
2/53: The Negro's Revenge - early 19th century