America’s last slave ship. In 1860, an illegal bet brought the last known captive Africans to U.S. shores aboard the Clotilda. Acclaimed artist, Kadir Nelson, offers a glimpse into the treacherous journey that brought the last cadre of African captives to America just before the end of chattel slavery. *This painting first appeared on the February 2020 cover of National Geographic magazine.
This is a limited edition giclee on water color paper. Ships signed and numbered by the artist with a certificate of authenticity. Image Size: 32x24 inches, Paper Size: 38x30 inches.
Limited Edition: 300pcs (Edition Size) - $750.00 (Cost)
Artist Proof: 30pcs (Edition Size) - $850.00 (Cost)
Add Remarque: 250.00 (Additional Cost)
America’s last slave ship. In 1860, an illegal bet brought the last known captive Africans to U.S. shores aboard the Clotilda. Acclaimed artist, Kadir Nelson, offers a glimpse into the treacherous journey that brought the last cadre of African captives to America just before the end of chattel slavery. *This painting first appeared on the February 2020 cover of National Geographic magazine.
This is a limited edition giclee on water color paper. Ships signed and numbered by the artist with a certificate of authenticity. Image Size: 32x24 inches, Paper Size: 38x30 inches.
Limited Edition: 300pcs (Edition Size) - $750.00 (Cost)
Artist Proof: 30pcs (Edition Size) - $850.00 (Cost)
Add Remarque: 250.00 (Additional Cost)
Cert. Of Authenticity | Certificate of Authenticity from the Artist |
Edition | Limited Edition |
Edition Size | See Product Description |
Framed | Unframed |
Height | 38 inches |
Length | 30 inches |
Medium | Giclee on Watercolor Paper |
Signed | Signed and Numbered by Artist |
SKU | nelson-clotilda |
Year Released | 2020 |