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Sage of Glory title A stunning African-American historical release

Sage of Glory title A stunning African-American historical releaseA limited edition giclee on paper by Robert Jackson depicting an African American soldier during the Civil War serving for the Union army. He fights for his freedom, his family and his country. During the Civil War, approximately 179,000 members of the Union Army was made up of African Americans and over 40,000 African Americans are said to have died during the conflict. This work of art measures 24x12 inches (paper size) and 20x10 inches (image

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A stunning African-American historical release by Kevin A

This open edition work of art measures 30x24 inches and was crafted by the talented hands of Atlanta based artisan

and an injured flag bearer keeping the flag raised high

her literary contributions remain cornerstones of American culture

Sage of Glory title A stunning African-American historical releaseA limited edition giclee on paper by Robert Jackson depicting an African American soldier during the Civil War serving for the Union army. He fights for his freedom, his family and his country. During the Civil War, approximately 179,000 members of the Union Army was made up of African Americans and over 40,000 African Americans are said to have died during the conflict. This work of art measures 24x12 inches (paper size) and 20x10 inches (image

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