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Illuminated text description of "The Legend of the Latchstring" and "The Slave Ship Ransomed" from the mural series The Creation and Preservation of the Union, Senate Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol
Illuminated text description of "The Legend of the Latchstring" and "The Slave Ship Ransomed" from the mural series The Creation and Preservation of the Union, Senate Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol

Illuminated text description of "The Legend of the Latchstring" and "The Slave Ship Ransomed" from the mural series The Creation and Preservation of the Union, Senate Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol

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Object Details

Title:
Illuminated text description of "The Legend of the Latchstring" and "The Slave Ship Ransomed" from the mural series The Creation and Preservation of the Union, Senate Chamber, Pennsylvania State Capitol
Date:
Date unknown
Artist:
Medium:
Black ink on gold leaf paper
Dimensions
17 x 19 in.
Classification
Illuminated Texts
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 2015
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