Ernest Normand's painting, "The Bitter Draught of Slavery," depicts the harsh reality of slavery in a powerful and moving way. The painting shows a slave woman being forced to drink a bitter potion, a common practice used to control and punish slaves. Normand captures the woman's despair and the cruelty of the slave trade with great skill and sensitivity. This print is a poignant reminder of the dark history of slavery and a tribute to those who suffered under its yoke. It would make a powerful addition to any art collection or home decor.
Ernest Normand : The Bitter Draught of Slavery
We Do Not Use MDF Frame. We Use Wooden Frame.
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Our products; You can use it to decorate your home, which is your private space, according to your personal tastes, to increase the positive energy in the environment and to have a home that better reflects yourself to your guests.
• All Orders are Special Production.
• In this way, you will have a longer-lasting and higher quality product, and with the original Epson inks we use, it is guaranteed not to fade indoors for 75 years.
• Most of our customers have purchased these products and stated that they are satisfied.
Materials used in our products;
• Pine Wood: 2 cm / 0.75" depth (Standard) - 4 cm / 1.5" depth (Thick)
• 440 Gsm/Gr. Cotton canvas (100%)
• 240 Gsm / Gr. glossy paper
• Original Canon Inks
• Wooden Frame RodsWe can produce in special sizes.
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