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Free Labor III wak The exterior of the mug

Free Labor III wak The exterior of the mugA colorful and vibrant giclee on paper by Jamaica, Queen resident Andrew Nichols that depicts life in the old south during the era of slavery. A man and woman are in the field picking cotton on a plantation providing free labor for the owners of the cotton field. This work of art is available framed or unframed. Unframed: 24x24 inches (paper size) 21x21 inches (image size) Framed: 26x26 inches (framed size) 21x21 inches (image size) Silver Frame $149.

SKU: 25063205247 · From brudezeceramics.com

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Description

The exterior of the mug is primarily consists of an image of an African American woman created in Cidne Wallace's tradmark style and the phrase "Life Tastes a lot Better One Sip at a Time"

a beacon of love who used food as one of the many ways to orchestrate her affection

the Messiah Jesus and Joseph

grandfather

Free Labor III wak The exterior of the mugA colorful and vibrant giclee on paper by Jamaica, Queen resident Andrew Nichols that depicts life in the old south during the era of slavery. A man and woman are in the field picking cotton on a plantation providing free labor for the owners of the cotton field. This work of art is available framed or unframed. Unframed: 24x24 inches (paper size) 21x21 inches (image size) Framed: 26x26 inches (framed size) 21x21 inches (image size) Silver Frame $149.

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