The Peregrinations of Harlequin Mungo: Jamaican Performances of Race
Library Of Congress. Prints And Photographs Division
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Swann Fellow, Dr. Monica Anke Hahn, assistant professor of art history at the Community College of Philadelphia, presents works from the British Cartoon Prints collection with Jamaicans as their subject - the enslaved people from Africa and their descendants, the white planters who enslaved them, and the "creole" descendants of planters, born on the island.
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