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Kidnapped from Igboland as a boy, he survived the Middle Passage, bought his own freedom, and wrote the memoir that shook an empire. Olaudah Equiano's 1789 autobiography carried the abolition movement across Britain and beyond — proof that a life meant to be erased could instead change history. Rendered in the Burrell Archive dissolution aesthetic: the figure emerging from a nebula of ink and light, refusing to disappear.
• Museum-quality matte print (189 g/m²), gallery-framed
• Matte black ayous wood frame from renewable forests
• Acrylite front protector, hanging hardware included
History, worn in light. — Burrell Archive
Olaudah Equiano — Framed Fine Art Print | Burrell Archive
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• Museum-quality matte print (189 g/m²), gallery-framed
• Matte black ayous wood frame from renewable forests
• Acrylite front protector, hanging hardware included
History, worn in light. — Burrell Archive