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'Nigger Selling' in pen and brown ink, bottom, 'Charleston S.C. Dated., Inscription: Insribed recto: in pencil, l.l. Curators: Momryk, Myron, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario 2001.02.12 - 2001.05.27. Rice, The Museum of the Confederacy, Richmond, Virginia 1991.05.21 - 1992.01.08., Exhibition title: The Anti-Slavery Movement in Canada. Further venue: Market Gallery, City of Toronto Archives, Toronto, Ontario 1982.01.23 - 1982.03.21., Exhibition title: Before Freedom Came: African-American Life in the Antebellum South.

Curators: Jim Burant, National Archives of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario 1981.04.02 - 1981.06.30. Removed from: Album: an album of drawings taken during a trip through Canada and the United States, 1832-1833, 'The land of the free and the home of the brave, cartoon depicting the US slave market' (Caption title, Canadian History Hall) Availability of other formats note:Ĭolour transparency available Reproduction note:Ī reproduction of this drawing was made for Canadian History Hall, 2017.07.01- Exhibitions note:Įxhibition title: Friendly Spies on the Northern Tour 1815-1833 sketches by H.B. The collection also important for its depiction of costumes, particularly American and for its commentary on the American manners and customs. He returned up the Mississippi River via Memphis, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and then embarked at New York to return to England., Many important subjects, including methods of transport, the slave trade, and the Southern Secessionist Convention in 1833 are included in the watercolours. From Québec he returned to New York, and then travelled to Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Charleston, South Carolina, Alabama, and then to New Orleans. He landed in New York, travelled via the Hudson River and Erie Canal to Niagara Falls, then proceeded to Toronto, Kingston, Montréal, Ottawa and Québec City.

See the exhibition catalogue, 'Friendly Spies on the Northern Tour.' (Ottawa, National Archives of Can, 1981) for further information on Martin., Watercolours and drawings recording Henry Byam Martin's sojourn in North America from September 1832 to June 1833.

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