Resonance of Heritage
Echoes of Heritage presents a layered triptych where an abstract drawn portrait intersects with a historical group photograph and textured script. Sepia, red, and blue panels set shifting emotional tones—reflective, urgent, restrained—while a repeated linear figure threads these moments together. Drawing and collage mingle with aged handwriting to explore how identity and memory are recorded, revised, and held. Graphic linework and tactile surfaces create tension and warmth, rewarding close looking and quiet reflection. A piece that brings considered presence and conversation to your space.
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Édouard Foá, Slaves of the Sultan in Zanzibar, ca. 1897.
Slave manifest of the Katherine Jackson.
A list of the slaves transported from Alexandria, Virginia to New Orleans on the Katherine Jackson in November and December, 1838. Many of the men, women, and children listed on this manifest were by sold Georgetown College, now Georgetown University, to Jesse Beatty and Henry Johnson. They were shipped by Robert A. Windsor of Alexandria and consigned to Lambeth & Thompson of New Orleans