Colored Individuals along road side,African American,Children,Bayard Taylor

Title: Colored individuals along the road side
Creator(s): Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878, artist
Date Created/Published: [between 1844 and 1865]
Summary: Drawing shows an African American slave woman leaning against a split rail fence along with three children. She says, 'Oh I so glad you come, 'massa says he wish you were in da bottom of the sea--but you ain't in de bottom of the sea. You are here--Oh I so glad to see you.' Study drawing of African American man upper left.
Notes:
Inscribed upper left: 2 column wide.
Inscribed lower right: Mead.
Gift; Charles F. Heartman; 1922; (DLC/PP-46411a).
Subjects:
African Americans--Women--1840-1870.
Slaves--1840-1870.
Drawings--American--1840-1870.
Bookmark /2004662095/
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