Manchester Slave Docks by Auz Miles, Limited Release Fine Art Print

$35.00

Located at Ancarrow’s Landing in Richmond, the Manchester Slave Docks sit quietly along the rutted banks of the James amid a tangled forest of concrete pillars, trees, and history hidden in plain sight. As part of the Richmond Slave Trail, the docks serve as a place to reflect on the journey many slaves walked – while chained at the neck and legs – from the river’s port to slave jails in the city. Today, the docks are part of an effort to pull back the covers of a dark history as part of Richmond’s responsibility to understand the authentic story and to tell the truth. Austin "Auz" Miles, a celebrated Richmond artist known for creating visual conversations that ignite understanding and inspire community healing, painted the Manchester Slave Docks for our True Places series.

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  • Signed by artist Austin “Auz” Miles

  • Printed on super high-quality, 10% post-consumer recycled paper stock

  • Chlorine-free archival inks

  • 14”x18” ready-to-frame size portrait (frame not included)

  • Limited release: Only 250 will ever be made

  • Shipped in protective sheet in sturdy, flat box

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Located at Ancarrow’s Landing in Richmond, the Manchester Slave Docks sit quietly along the rutted banks of the James amid a tangled forest of concrete pillars, trees, and history hidden in plain sight. As part of the Richmond Slave Trail, the docks serve as a place to reflect on the journey many slaves walked – while chained at the neck and legs – from the river’s port to slave jails in the city. Today, the docks are part of an effort to pull back the covers of a dark history as part of Richmond’s responsibility to understand the authentic story and to tell the truth. Austin "Auz" Miles, a celebrated Richmond artist known for creating visual conversations that ignite understanding and inspire community healing, painted the Manchester Slave Docks for our True Places series.

DETAILS

  • Signed by artist Austin “Auz” Miles

  • Printed on super high-quality, 10% post-consumer recycled paper stock

  • Chlorine-free archival inks

  • 14”x18” ready-to-frame size portrait (frame not included)

  • Limited release: Only 250 will ever be made

  • Shipped in protective sheet in sturdy, flat box

Located at Ancarrow’s Landing in Richmond, the Manchester Slave Docks sit quietly along the rutted banks of the James amid a tangled forest of concrete pillars, trees, and history hidden in plain sight. As part of the Richmond Slave Trail, the docks serve as a place to reflect on the journey many slaves walked – while chained at the neck and legs – from the river’s port to slave jails in the city. Today, the docks are part of an effort to pull back the covers of a dark history as part of Richmond’s responsibility to understand the authentic story and to tell the truth. Austin "Auz" Miles, a celebrated Richmond artist known for creating visual conversations that ignite understanding and inspire community healing, painted the Manchester Slave Docks for our True Places series.

DETAILS

  • Signed by artist Austin “Auz” Miles

  • Printed on super high-quality, 10% post-consumer recycled paper stock

  • Chlorine-free archival inks

  • 14”x18” ready-to-frame size portrait (frame not included)

  • Limited release: Only 250 will ever be made

  • Shipped in protective sheet in sturdy, flat box