Bust of Jean-Jacques Dessalines
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Bust of Jean-Jacques Dessalines
Stylized head-and-shoulders bust of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, first Emperor of Haiti (1804-06). The sitter is shown facing forward in a military style uniform, with epaulettes and wearing a transverse bicorn hat with three plumes, apparently over an underlying skull-cap. The socle, or base, consists of a wooden column of oval section, carved as part of the figure, on a two-step rectangular base which is inscribed on the front face 'J. J. DESSALINE'
- Image reference: F0906
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, Michael Graham-Stewart Slavery Collection. Acquired with the assistance of the Heritage Lottery Fund
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