The National Portrait Gallery might seem an unusual venue for an exhibition about Frederick Douglass, particularly since what we see in portraits—the shade of his skin, his shock of hair ...

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click image for close-up By the time this photograph of Frederick Douglass was taken, slavery in the United States had been abolished. After the Civil War Douglass would to fight for the rights of ...

Kenneth Morris is the great-great-great-grandson of the heralded abolitionist and helped compile an illustrated biography of his ancestor. (Credit: Drew Gardner) (03:09) Explore Subscribe ...

Frederick Douglass Park currently has a plaque with Douglass’ portrait in the center, which explains how Douglass arrived in the middle of Central Square on a train after becoming a freedman.

The portraits were eventually moved to the Rochester Contemporary Art Center due to acts of vandalism. "Painting images of ...

Photo courtesy of Chris Gains. A close-up of the Fredrick Douglas portrait by Ricardo “Deme5” Gomez. Full mural L-R: Malcom X (Jeremy Harrison), Melnea Cass (Alvin Colon), Martin Luther King ...

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National Museum of African American History and Culture Broadside for "Men of Color" Recruitment National Museum of African American History and Culture Illustrated portrait of Frederick Douglass ...

Morrison debuts with a well-rounded portrait of abolitionist Frederick Douglass (1818–1895) that focuses on his early life in slavery and the support he received from his wife upon entering the ...

Douglass was the most photographed American of the 19th century, sitting for more portraits than even Abraham Lincoln. Douglass intentionally sought out the cameras, believing that photography was an ...