Slave trader posters & prints

Morocco Slave-Traders Returning from Timbuctoo Anonymous

Execution of Gordon the Slave-Trader, New York, February 21, 1862 Anonymous

Thomas Willing, 1782 Charles Willson Peale

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

Cartoon depicting France as the slave trader of its colonies, c.1845-48 French School

The Slave Market, 1910 Otto Pilny

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

The Slave Market, 1836 Horace Vernet

The Slave Market in Rome, c1883-c1884 Jean-Leon Gerome

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

The Slave Market, 1866 Jean Leon Gerome

The Slave Market Otto Pilny

The African Slave Trade Théodore Géricault

A page from the journal of John Newton Anonymous

A Turkish Lady Going with her Slave to the Bath, ca 1760 Francis Smith

Slave Trade Theodoor Koning

Trade in an Early East Slavic State, 19th century Anonymous

The Slave Market, 1853 Jean Francois Portaels

White Slave Trade Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida

A Slave Auction at the South Anonymous

A remonstration of the subject of the slave trade Anonymous

The East African Slave Trade, British Slave Cruising Yachts Ordered on Special Service to the Coast of Zanzibar Anonymous

Sale of a Child Slave, 1871-72 Vasili Vasilievich Vereshchagin

Slave Trade, 1791 John Raphael Smith

The slave ship Joseph Mallord William Turner

Vessels Used in the Zanzibar Slave Trade: Section of Vessel Showing the Manner of Stowing Slaves on Board 1873 Anonymous

Slave Trade (Traité des nêgres), ca. 1794-1795 Rollet

The Slave Trade on the East Coast of Africa: Released Slaves on the Universities' Mission Estate at Mbweni Near Zanzibar,... Anonymous

A remonstration of the subject of the slave trade Anonymous

The Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhon Coming On) Joseph Mallord William Turner

Men Outside Exterior of Civil War Slave Holding Station Anonymous

And Sold Her at a Public Market in the Soudan Anonymous

A remonstration of the subject of the slave trade Anonymous