Frederick Douglass Framed:Unframed His legacy lives on through

His legacy lives on through the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo

it serves as both a powerful educational tool and an inspiring piece of wall art

Their Nightly Prayers is an African American work of art by Alan Hicks depicting four children praying at the the end of their bed rails as their parents watch proudly in the door way

loosely carrying a striped pot

The Little Things is a work of art by April Harrison depicting a black woman with long brown hair in a white gown lying on a bed and staring at an object in her hands

Frederick Douglass Framed:Unframed His legacy lives on throughFrom Kadir Nelson's critically acclaimed book, Heart and Soul: The Story of America and African Americans, Nelson paints a Young Frederick Douglass who looks skyward as he prepares to board his train to freedom. In 1838, Douglass escaped from the antebellum South via train by cleverly disguising himself as a sailor on his way North. Nelson's bold portrait of Douglass depicts the fiery character of a freedom fighter who would go on to help change the