Mysterious enslaved teen appeared in a 1837 painting, was blotted out, then rediscovered, Arts
Mysterious enslaved teen appeared in a 1837 painting, was blotted out, then rediscovered, Arts
What’s wrong with this picture? In an 1837 painting, a Black teenager stands beside a trio of White children. A recent historical discovery tells us that the young New Orleanian was an enslaved household servant named Bélizaire.
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Painting covering up enslaved boy restored, to hang in Met
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An 1837 Portrait of an Enslaved Child, Obscured by Overpainting
Painting covering up enslaved boy restored, to hang in Met
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Who Was the Enslaved Child Painted Out of This 1837 Portrait
Bélizaire and the Frey Children - Ogden Museum of Southern Art
