The Washers waterglobe Available either stretched ready-to-hang or

Available either stretched ready-to-hang or unstretched for custom framing

Front Text: HOLY Forever

The dates "1619" and "1865" inscribed in the water reinforce this historical tension—marking both the arrival of the first enslaved Africans to American shores and the ratification of the 13th Amendment intended to end slavery

Created in 1943 during World War II

A historical poster that remembers all of the enslaved Africans that suffered through the atrocities of slavery and the Middle Passage

The Washers waterglobe Available either stretched ready-to-hang or"The Washers" by WAK presents a moving historical narrative through masterful artistry and symbolic depth. This piece portrays a group of African women at the shoreline, engaged in domestic labor that suddenly takes on new meaning as slave ships approach on the distant horizon. The central figure stands with a washing bowl raised above her heada powerful image of everyday life about to be violently disrupted by the encroaching slave ships and the