Podcast: Enslaved Peoples Dress in the 18th & 19th Centuries w/ @NotYourMommasHistory @AmericanDuchess1
Podcast: Enslaved Peoples Dress in the 18th & 19th Centuries w/ @NotYourMommasHistory  @AmericanDuchess1
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
- This podcast was originally published in June 2017, but in an effort to bring more awareness to Cheyney McKnight's work we are releasing it here on Youtube.

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Images in This Episode:
- Marguerite-Urbane Deurbroucq by Pierre Bernard Morlot, 1753, Musee de l'histoire de Nantes, 2015.5.2_ab.15.01
- A Slave Father Sold Away from His Family, 1860, NYPL, b11662695
- The Old Plantation, John Rose, 1785, CWF, 1935.301.3
- Miss Breme Jones, 1785-87, John Rose, CWF, 2008.300.1
- Portrait of Marie-Anne Grellier with his black nurse. Anonymous. First quarter of the 18th century. Nouveau Museum.
- an overseer doing his duty near Fredericksburg VA by benjamin henry latrobe c 1798 maryland historical society
- Young Woman with Servant by Stephen Slaughter (1697-1765). Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, Connecticut.
- Slave Sale, Charleston, South Carolina, Nov 29, 1856, by Eyre Crowe, NYPL, b11486940
- Free woman of color with quadroon daughter; late 18th century collage painting, New Orleans
- Creole woman of color with maid, from a watercolor series by Édouard Marquis, New Orleans, 1867
- Portrait of Otto Marstrand's Daughters and their Nanny, 1857, by Wilhelm Nicolai Marstrand
- Free Women of Color with their Children and Servants in a Landscape, oil on canvas painting by Agostino Brunias, ca. 1764-1796, Brooklyn Museum
- Agostino Brunias Painting - Creole Woman and Servants by Agostino Brunias, late 18th century
- New Orleans portrait of a Free woman of color c. 1837 - andrewhopkinsart.blogspot.com
- Portrait of a Woman from the chateau museum in Nantes La Martiniquaise c.1855
- c. 1850 Northern woman born free - source unknown
- 1861-1865. Cotton, hand woven. Collection of the Museum of the Confederacy, acc. 0985.10.25 - bit.ly/2CuUmCX
c.1860. Cotton, hand spun and woven. Collection of the Museum of the Confederacy, acc. 0985.10.85 - bit.ly/2CuUmCX
- Men’s denim and brushed cotton work pants circa 1840 Photo The Museum at FIT - bit.ly/2CuUmCX

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