Painting of an African American Woman Farming in Early American Colonies (1600s) - Depicting an African American African woman wearing traditional dress, working hard in the vibrant and lush fields of the early American Colonies. Her skin radi

Name: Painting of an African American Woman Farming in Early American Colonies (1600s) - Depicting an African American African woman wearing traditional dre
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This vibrant canvas features an abstract pattern of delightful baby designs. With subtle, yet playful colors this is sure to bring a bright, fun element to any room. The canvas is sure to bring out the inner kid in all that view it. #colourful #abstractart #babydesigns #canvas #homedecor #interiordesign #nurserydecor #playful #artdecor #designinspo #wallart

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Painting of an African American Woman Farming in Early American Colonies (1600s) - Depicting an African American African woman wearing traditional dress, working hard in the vibrant and lush fields of the early American Colonies. Her skin radi

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