Rebecca Slave Girl from New Orleans

Albumen cdv of young female who appears caucasion full length seated portrait with large U.S. flag to right and printed title O How I Love The Old Flag/Rebecca/A Slave Girl from New Orleans; imprint o

Carte de Visite, titled, “Our Protection, ROSA, CHARLEY, REBECCA, Slave Childre from New Orleans,” and backmarked Chas. Paxson, New York.

TWO SMALL STUDIO CABINET CARD PHOTOSAmerican, late 19th century. One of three New Orleans slave children, Rebecca, Charley & Rosa - notation to verso dated 1864. Together with portrait photo of Native

4" x 2.75" CDV depicting slave children Rebecca, Charley & Rosa from New Orleans, by Kimball, N.Y. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1863 by P. Bacon, proceeds from sales devoted to th

Four (4) Civil War era Cartes de Visite depicting "slave children" from Union-occupied New Orleans. 1st-2nd items: Two (2) CDVs depicting Rebecca Huger, one captioned "Oh! How I Love the Old Flag", on

"Slave Children" Carte-de-Visite Used by Abolitionists to Support Education A vignette portrait of slave children Rebecca Huger, Charles Taylor, and Rosina Downs, from New Orleans. Measuring 2.375" x

Painting, oil on masonite, "Slave Market, New Orleans", signed Larry Edwardson, 18" by 23.75"

Heading: 297239_14.jpg Author: Title: Cather, Willa Place Published: Sapphira and the Slave Girl Publisher:New York Date Published: Alfred A. Knopf Description: 1940 (8vo) g

Fabio Fabbi (Italian, 1861-1946) The new slave girl signed 'F. Fabbi' (lower left) oil on canvas 38 3/4 x 29in (98.5 x 73.5cm)

Original manuscript bill of sale for a 26-year-old enslaved woman named Tisha and her two children: Mary (5 years old) and Simon (3 years old). The bill is signed on June 20th, 1844 in Desoto Parish,

New Orleans Slave Market Bills of Sale Illustrate Internal Slave Trade [SLAVERY.] Two Manuscript Bills of Sale for slaves sold in New Orleans 1856, 1861. 7 pp., 8.5? x 14?. The second is a copy certif

TITLE: EMANCIPATED SLAVES BROUGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS BY COL. GEORGE H. HANKS ARTIST/SOURCE: MYRON H. KIMBALL MEDIUM: DYE BASED PHOTOLITHOGRAPH, AFTER ALBUMEN SILVER PRINT FROM GLASS NEGATIVE. (* Item is

Title: EMANCIPATED SLAVES BROUGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS BY COL. GEORGE H. HANKS Artist/Source: MYRON H. KIMBALL Date/Period: December 1863 Dimensions: 8X10 Description: || UNITED STATES SHIPPING ONLY!|| T

[AFRICAN AMERICANA]. KIMBALL, Myron H., photographer. Isaac and Rosa, Slave Children from New Orleans. New York, NY: George H. Hanes, 1863.  2 1/8 x 3 1/4 in. CDV on cardstock mount (spotting and

Misc series numbers, Lincoln visiting camp, Lincoln and family portrait, his last reception, proclamation read to slaves, Apotheosis of Lincoln, Lincoln at New Orleans slave market, studying by fireli

1851 New Orleans Louisiana Slave Document, $1,775.00 for two females, framed under glass.

Artist mark on bottom with superimposed cat. Frame size 33"H x 25"W. Issued: 1985 Dimensions: 33"H x 25"W

Stephen Longstreet (American 1907-2002)- ''Unemployed''; ''Street Music, New Orleans''; ''Madame & Girl''- 2 watercolors and 1 pen and ink, both 'Unemployed' and 'Street...' signed Longstreet lower ri

Heading: (African-American, 1820) Author: Lukens, Joseph Title: Letter from Pennsylvania trader visiting New Orleans, sees Sunday Congo Dances with its pre-Jazz Negro music Place Published: Williamsbu

Artist: E.J. Bellocq Title: Girls Playing Cards, Storyville Prostitute, New Orleans, 1912 Medium: Photo Litho, 1996, Italy Dimensions: 7.9x9.8" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Boa

SYLVIA STANTON (Attributed), (New Orleans, 1935-2020), Oil/Board, HARLEQUIN GIRL, 9 inches x 11 7/8 inches, framed in gilt wood, 14 5/8 inches x 17 5/8 inches overall. Signed “Stanton” low

Original in the manner of Banksy. This art is on a genuine street sign. Banksy created Nola, or Rain Girl, to commemorate the devastation caused to New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. As Banksy

Angel Botello (Spanish/Puerto Rico, 1913-1986) "Girl With Starfish", ca. 1975 hand-colored linocut on black Arches paper signed lower right, numbered "1/100" lower left, marked "RR" upper left, after

Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997), "Crying Girl, Leo Castelli Mailer", 1963, offset lithograph in colors, 17" x 23". Unframed.