This Acrylic painting is a response to the common belief of American and European Slave traders during the 15th Through the 19th century, that harboring slaves and initiating the slave trade, did not interfere with their religious beliefs. The painting, Ironically, portrays the black man with gold thorns and features Graffiti style texts in the background and add-ons to the figure.
This Acrylic painting is a response to the common belief of American and European Slave traders during the 15th Through the 19th century, that harboring slaves and initiating the slave trade, did not interfere with their religious beliefs. The painting, Ironically, portrays the black man with gold thorns and features Graffiti style texts in the background and add-ons to the figure.