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JULIANN JANE TILLMAN, 1844. Black minister speaking at the African Methodist Episcopal
JULIANN JANE TILLMAN, 1844.
Black minister speaking at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she was a preacher. Lithograph, 1844
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Media ID 12393119
1844 Black Bonnet Church Episcopal Jane Methodist Minister Podium Preach Preacher Tillman
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This lithograph from 1844 depicts Juliann Jane Tillman, a remarkable African American minister, delivering a powerful sermon at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dressed in an elegant bonnet and standing confidently behind the podium, she commands attention with her poised presence. Juliann Jane Tillman was not only a preacher but also an influential figure within her community during a time when opportunities for black women were scarce. Her dedication to spreading the word of God and empowering others is beautifully captured in this print. The interior of the church provides a glimpse into the atmosphere of worship during that era. The pews are filled with members of the congregation eagerly listening to Tillman's words as they hang on every syllable spoken by this trailblazing minister. This lithograph serves as a testament to both Tillman's individual accomplishments and the collective strength of African Americans striving for equality in America during this period. It symbolizes resilience, faith, and determination against all odds. As we reflect upon this image today, it reminds us of how far we have come while acknowledging that there is still work to be done towards achieving true equality for all individuals regardless of race or gender.
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