Join us for a live, virtual journey through history, as Museum Fellows dive into history and imagery via Zoom, an easy-to-use video conferencing platform that requires no special login or membership.
EVENT DETAILS
How were enslaved people represented visually after their emancipation? Join us for a discussion between former N-YHS Library Fellow Amanda Bellows—whose new book American Slavery and Russian Serfdom in the Post-Emancipation Imagination grew, in part, out of work she did while at the New-York Historical—and Aston Gonzalez, associate professor of history at Salisbury University, Maryland, who’s also got a new book, Visualizing Equality: African American Rights and Visual Culture in the Nineteenth Century. We hope you can join us for this fascinating program.
RESERVING TICKETS
Online: Click on the orange “Reserve Now” button at the top of this page.
HOW TO JOIN PROGRAM
This program will be presented via Zoom, an easy-to-use video conferencing platform.
After you register, a member of the New-York Historical staff will send you an email before the event to provide instructions on how to join the virtual presentation.
Images: Amanda Brickell Bellows by Mark Brickell; Book: University of North Carolina Press
