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Crowded enslaved people on a ship's deck with rigging and rough sea, drawn in fine cross-hatched ink lines.

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Slave ship, Bernarda Bryson (1930s). Via artnap.com

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A dense crowd of unclothed, emaciated figures sits and lies on the wooden deck of a sailing ship, their faces showing distress and exhaustion. Others are packed into the lower hold visible behind the railing, and rigging ropes frame the scene against a rough sea. The print is a 1930s work by Bernarda Bryson, held by the Portland museum collection, rendered in fine cross-hatched lines.