Man, Mannequin, Manure Casa #3 The image became a significant

The image became a significant piece of visual propaganda for the British abolitionist movement and is currently held in multiple British Museums

the Island or time

the entire process was rich with learning

the space between the teeth of the comb

as well as the southern landscapes of rural North Carolina

Man, Mannequin, Manure Casa #3 The image became a significantMan, Mannequin, Manure is an offset lithograph print made in conjunction with a larger installation project by James Dupree. The print presents three heads on totem poles representing different roles men carry in their lives. Dupree's practice explores materials such as glass, wood, painting, collage, and printmaking and often works to expand the definition of what an interdisciplinary artist can be. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records