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  Color photograph of crowd awaiting for the unveiling of John Rhoden's Frederick Douglass commission for Lincoln Unviersity, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of crowd awaiting for the unveiling of John Rhoden's Frederick Douglass commission for Lincoln Unviersity, October 28, 1989. The statue is covered by a blue tarp.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden on stage speaking into microphone to crowd during unveiling ceremony of his sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden on stage speaking into microphone to a crowd during the unveiling ceremony of his sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University on October 28, 1989.
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  Color photograph of foundry workers assembling John Rhoden's sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University.

  Color photograph of foundry workers assembling John Rhoden's sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University, possibly at the Modern Art Foundry, in 1989.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden on stage during the unveiling ceremony of his sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden on stage with two unidentified males in front of a crowd of people during the unveiling ceremony of his sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University, October 28, 1989.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden with attendees of the reception after the unveiling of the Frederick Douglass comission for Lincoln University, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden with attendees of the reception after the unveiling of the Frederick Douglass comission for Lincoln University. Woman to the right of John Rhoden is identified as President of Lincoln University Niara Sudarkasa and man to left is identified as Clyde Atwell. Location of the reception was at Sudarkasa's home.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden speaking with crowd and press during unveiling ceremony of his sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden speaking with crowd and unidentified members of the press during unveiling ceremony of his sculpture commission Frederick Douglass for Lincon University on October 28, 1989.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden at reception following the unveiling ceremony of the Frederick Douglass commission for Lincoln Unviersity, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden at reception following the unveiling ceremony of the Frederick Douglass commission for Lincoln Unviersity. Group identified left to right: John Rhoden, Dr. George Atwell, President of Lincoln University Niara Sudarkasa, and Clyde Atwell. Location of the reception is at Sudarkasa's home.
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  Color photograph of John Rhoden working in foundry next to Frederick Douglass sculpture commission for Lincoln University, October 28, 1989.

  Color photograph of John Rhoden working in a foundry, possibly the Modern Art Foundry, next to his Frederick Douglass sculpture commission for Lincoln University on October 28, 1989.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden posing with administrators that assisted with the Lincoln University public sculpture commission.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden posing with administrators that assisted with the Lincoln University public sculpture commission of a statue of Frederick Douglass, circa 1988-1991.
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  Black and white photograph of a portrait of Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of a portrait of Frederick Douglass, likely used as a reference for John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass.
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  Black and white photograph of Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of Frederick Douglass, likely used as a reference for John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass.
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  Black and white photograph of Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of Frederick Douglass, likely used as a reference for John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass for Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of a collage including John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass and a quotation by Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of a collage including John Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass and a quotation by Douglass, possible used for planning the setting surrounding the sculpture at Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of a small-scale model for Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of a small-scale model for Frederick Douglass, John Rhoden's sculpture for Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of a small-scale model for Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of a small-scale model for Frederick Douglass, John Rhoden's sculpture for Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of a small-scale model for Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of a small-scale model for Frederick Douglass, John Rhoden's sculpture for Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden working on Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden working on Frederick Douglass, Rhoden's sculpture for Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden working on Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden working on Frederick Douglass, Rhoden's sculpture for Lincoln University.
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  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden with the plaster model for Frederick Douglass.

  Black and white photograph of John Rhoden with the plaster model for Frederick Douglass, Rhoden's sculpture for Lincoln University.
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  Correspondence from George L. Atwell to John Rhoden from January 3, 1989.

  Correspondence from George L. Atwell to John Rhoden from January 3, 1989 regarding payment for the Lincoln University commission of a sculpture of Frederick Douglass.
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  Correspondence from Niara Sudarkasa to Glyde G. Atwell from October 31, 1988.

  Correspondence from Niara Sudarkasa, president of Lincoln University, to Clyde G. Atwell from October 31, 1988 regarding the specifications of the statue by John Rhoden being gifted to Lincoln University by Atwell.
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  Correspondence from Clyde G. Atwell to Dr. Niara Sudarkasa from October 3, 1988.

  Correspondence from Clyde G. Atwell to Dr. Niara Sudarkasa, president of Lincoln University, from October 3, 1988 regarding John Rhoden's statue of Frederick Douglass for Lincoln University.
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  Correspondence from Lucinda C. Laird to John Rhoden from December 11, 1989.

  Correspondence from Lucinda C. Laird to John Rhoden from December 11, 1989 regarding publicity for Rhoden's sculpture of Frederick Douglass for Lincoln University.
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  Correspondence from George L. Atwell to John Rhoden from January 3, 1989.

  Correspondence from George L. Atwell to John Rhoden from January 3, 1989 regarding payment for the Lincoln University commission of a sculpture of Frederick Douglass.
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  Correspondence from George L. Atwell to John Rhoden from September 5, 1988.

  Correspondence from George L. Atwell to John Rhoden from September 5, 1988 regarding payment for the Lincoln University commission of a sculpture of Frederick Douglass.
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  Program for the unveiling of the statue of Frederick Douglass for Lincoln University on October 28, 1989. (1/4)

  Program for the unveiling of the statue of Frederick Douglass by John Rhoden for Lincoln University on October 28, 1989. The back page of the program includes notes and sketches, likely by Rhoden. (1/4)