Frederick Douglass — Engraved Portrait
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Engraved Portraits
Frederick Douglass — Engraved Portrait
$4.99
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3 JPEGs (ISO · 4:5 · 11×14) · 1200 dpi · instant download
1818–1895. Power concedes nothing without a demand. The KemetLeads hand-tinted engraving of Frederick Douglass — born enslaved, the most powerful anti-slavery voice in America — as a frame-ready poster.
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1818–1895. Power concedes nothing without a demand. The KemetLeads hand-tinted engraving of Frederick Douglass — born enslaved, the most powerful anti-slavery voice in America — as a frame-ready poster.
- Three high-resolution JPEGs, one per frame shape — ISO (A4 to A0), 4:5 (8×10 and 16×20 in, 40×50 cm) and 11×14 in
- Each sheet laid out for its own proportions, not cropped: the gold rule and lettering are redrawn, never cut
- sRGB at 1200 dpi; the ISO sheet is 9921 × 14031 px
- Hand-tinted engraving on a cream sheet, signed in the plate
- Illustration by KemetLeads after a photograph by George Kendall Warren
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