"Congo Square-New Orleans", 15x30, 100 signed and numbered limiteded edition archival prints. T. Ellis painting, depicts the rich history of New Orleans slaves and Free People of Color in Louisiana. During the 18th century, under French, the "Black Code" heavily influenced the lives of slaves. In Congo Square, slaves gathered to dance, sing and play music. The rhythms of Jazz was birth, the second line dance came from the origins of African customs, rituals, and traditions, as well. T. Ellis. $1250.00

Congo Square-New Orleans

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"Congo Square-New Orleans", 15x30, 100 signed and numbered limiteded edition archival prints. T. Ellis painting, depicts the rich history of New Orleans slaves and Free People of Color in Louisiana. During the 18th century, under French, the "Black Code" heavily influenced the lives of slaves. In Congo Square, slaves gathered to dance, sing and play music. The rhythms of Jazz was birth, the second line dance came from the origins of African customs, rituals, and traditions, as well. T. Ellis. $1250.00