Emancipation and the freed in American sculpture ; a study in interpretation (1916)
Murray, Freeman Henry Morris · Washington, D.C., The author · leaf 234
he unpracticed brain. Sheis barefoot, and is cheaply, if neatly, dressed.But no matter; she has been attending school— a public school, no doubt. Probably theschool was started by some Yankee enthu-siast, but it is now most likely supported farbetter by public taxation : this, under the newstate… … 37. Toussaint LOuverture,statue, by Anne Whitney
African Americans in art · Sculpture, American
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