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Hand-colored lithograph of two rows of women's portraits showing varied hairstyles, headwraps, necklaces and facial markings.

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Esclaves nègres, de différentes nations, Jean Baptiste Debret (1834 - 1839). Via artnap.com

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This hand-colored lithograph, plate 22 from the second part of the series, shows two rows of Black women in busts, each with distinct hairstyles, headwraps, beaded or gold necklaces, and facial markings. The sitters wear white and pastel garments with ruffled collars and are rendered in soft tints over a graphite-like outline. The print bears the artist's name, Jean Baptiste Debret, and a date range of 1834 to 1839, and it is titled in French as Esclaves nègres, de différentes nations.