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Rollinson Colburn Antique African American Print The
Rollinson Colburn Antique African American Print The
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Rollinson Colburn Antique African American Print The Colored Band


An illustration titled 'The Colored Band' by Mrs. Rollinson Colburn shows a group of African Americans dancing around a marching band, Washington, D.C., 1881. The lithograph was published in the book 'Illustrations Of Negro Life In Washington' in 1887.


Helen M Colburn - the daughter of artist Rembrandt Lockwood and Sarah Despeaux, Helen Maria Lockwood was born in Baltimore, MD on May 28, 1844.

Helen married Rollinson Colburn and her sketches of Negroes in Washington was signed å“Mrs. Rollinson Colburn"


Approximately 13" x 16".
Condition
Intensive foxing as pictured.

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