Three-fifths. That's what the Constitution once counted an enslaved person as. Not a whole person, just a fraction, and only to give the states that enslaved them more power in Congress.
This Black contemporary art print sits with that number and everything it still carries today. It's hard to look at for a reason.
Pick archival paper for framing, or a canvas wrap that's ready to hang. Hang it in a classic, book-lined study where people will ask about it, and tell them. It's Black people artwork with real history behind it, and a meaningful gift for the history teacher in your life.
- Archival print on 340 GSM, 100% cotton rag paper, matte finish
- Canvas wraps hand-stretched on 1.25 inch deep wood frames
- Paper and canvas sizes: 8x12, 12x18, 16x24, 24x36 inches
© Monty Live Art. All rights reserved. The artwork is not sold with reproduction rights.
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