Cinque, 1991

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KET Kentucky Virtual Art Museum KVAM Kentucky Art Kentucky Speed Art Museum Ed Hamilton painted plaster sculpture Sengbe-Pieh Joseph Cinque Amistad Amistad Rebellion slave rebellions African art African American art
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History-Social Science The Arts
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Cinque, 1991

Sculpture depicting Sengbe-Pieh (Joseph Cinque), the West African farmer who was kidnapped into slavery in 1839 and led a mutiny on the ship Amistad, by artist Ed Hamilton, 1991. (American, b. 1947.) Medium: Painted plaster with terry-cloth towel dipped in plaster and painted; 25-3/4" tall. Source: Speed Art Museum, Kentucky, USA. 2000.9.1.
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