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Indebted Frame:Black Frame John Lewis

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John Lewis

making this artwork a powerful statement piece that resonates with the soul of jazz

The Front Line is a work of art by Alix Beaujour illustrating three buffalo soldiers on horseback charging up a hill with guns drawn

When one person stands up

Unframed: 22

Indebted Frame:Black Frame John LewisIndebted: Mary McLeod Bethune by Julian Madyun is a poster illustrating a portrait of the civil rights leader with her quote stating, "Next to God we are indebted to women, first for life itself, and then for making it worth living."

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