Practical Illustration of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Creator
Edward W. Clay?
Date
1851
Format
- Lithograph
- Invented in Germany in 1796, lithography is a process for cheaply publishing large editions of prints. To make a lithograph, the artist draws the image on a polished slab of limestone with a greasy medium such as crayon or liquid ink. Before printing, the stone is dampened with water and then inked with a roller. The ink is repelled by the dampened portions of the stone but sticks to the drawn areas. Paper is placed on the stone, which is passed through a printing press. The image, as in other printmaking processes, is transferred to the paper in reverse.
- Effects of the Fugitive-Slave-Law
- 1850
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- Declaration of Sentiments of the Colored Citizens of Boston, on the Fugitive Slave Bill!!!
- No date given.
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- Conquering Prejudice to Save the Union.
- 1851?
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- Rendition of Anthony Burns.
- 1854
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- Anthony Burns.
- 1855
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