African Hospitality
George Morland · 1763-1804
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Why is this public domain? George Morland died in 1804; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This 1791 print by George Morland, titled African Hospitality, shows a group of European figures on a sandy shore receiving help from Black figures who gather around a fire near a thatched hut. A wrecked ship with broken masts lies offshore beneath a dark, stormy sky with lightning, while a small rowboat and swimmers appear in the rough water. The print is a mezzotint-style work with hand coloring.
