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Nettie Thomas: Free Them

Nettie Thomas: Free Them

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$3,500.00

Pen and ink image with inked females in flight and fertility akuaba icon

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Pen and ink image with inked females in flight and fertility akuaba icon

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40 Inches x 30 Inches
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pen and ink and hand incised acetate overlay
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3500

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      • We The People
      • José Camacho: Homeland – La Isla
      • The Art of Catherine Kinkade
      • State of the Art 2026
      • Viewpoints 2026
      • Strother Onnie: Forgotten Things, Forgotten Times
      • Good Works 2026
      • Freedom
      • Wendy Letven: Integrating Elsewhere
    • 2025 Exhibits
      • Not Just Set In Stone
      • Things We Carry: A Contemporary Asian Experience
      • Martine Kasmin: Resurfacing
      • State of the Art 2025
      • Viewpoints 2025
      • Denis Orloff: A Journey through Painted Landscapes
      • Good Works
      • Strength and Resilience
      • Katie Truk: Macro vs Macro
    • 2024 Exhibits
      • Dwelling In Hope
      • Donna Grande: Evolving Origins & Liminal Perceptions
      • Inspired by Family & Community
      • State of the Art 2024
      • Text
      • Viewpoints 2024
      • Yvette Lucas: Second Nature
      • Black and White Imprint
      • Marsha Heller: Impressions from Nature
      • Across The Line
    • 2023 Exhibits
      • The Life and Culture of Modern Day Latinidad
      • Inspired by the Weight of an Object
      • I AM HERE
      • State of the Art 2023
      • Critique Group Showcase 2023
      • ViewPoints 2023
      • Local Materiality
      • Rhythm and Blues
    • 2022 Exhibits
      • On the SURFACE
      • Pages
      • Inspired by George Inness
      • It’s Academic
      • State of the Art 2022
      • Critique Group Showcase
      • ViewPoints 2022
      • Mujeres del 2021
    • 2021 Exhibits
      • Absolute Abstraction
      • Inspired by an Object
      • State of the Art 2021
      • ViewPoints 2021
      • Womyn’s Werq
      • Privilege, Power, and Everyday Life
    • 2020 Exhibitis
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      • Inspired by Dance
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