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Image title	F21876 Leslie's engraving by Fernando Miranda y Casellas. Bronze statue by Francisco Pezzicar, sketched by "a special artist." Caption, "Philadelphia, Pa. The Centenniel Exposition. The Statue of the 'Freed Slave' in Memorial Hall." The statue is now located in the Museo, Revoltena, Trieste, Italy. ? See Image of the Black in Western Art vol 4 p.256,257,342. Clements Library, University of Michigan Permission must be received in advance, in writing, from the Director of the Clements before publication, duplication, or other use of this image. www.clements.umich.edu
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Short title	F21876 Leslie's engraving by Fernando Miranda y Casellas. Bronze statue by Francisco Pezzicar, sketched by "a special artist." Caption, "Philadelphia, Pa. The Centenniel Exposition. The Statue of the 'Freed Slave' in Memorial Hall." The statue is now located in the Museo, Revoltena, Trieste, Italy. ? See Image of the Black in Western Art vol 4 p.256,257,342.Clements Library, University of MichiganPermission must be received in advance, in writing, from the Director of the Clements before publication, duplication, or other use of this image.www.clements.umich.edu
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