Mourning's Hosanna by Rose Datoc Dall (prices $48 - $108)

Mourning's Hosanna by Rose Datoc Dall (prices $48 - $108)

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  • Mourning's Hosanna is a portrait of a slave named Mourning, whose name was mentioned in the will and roster of slave of a Virginian family. The descendants of this family felt a particular connection with Mourning when performing proxy temple work and commissioned this portrait to be done of Mourning. While Rose Datoc Dall had no photos of this Mourning, she felt impressed to paint Mourning, surrounded by her progenitors, waving her handkerchief in hosanna, in essence, being freedom from bondage of another sort.

  • ☞ All Signed Limited Edition Prints are printed on canvas, sprayed with a protective coating, signed & numbered by the artist, & come with a certificate of authenticity.

☞ Loose giclée prints are single sheet prints on either paper or canvas as specified, w/ no matting. 

 

☞ All giclée prints are archival & museum quality. As with all artwork, please keep out of direct sunlight.

 

☞ Giclée prints on paper are printed on an archival, heavyweight, fine art, cotton rag paper. (It is recommended that prints on paper should be matted & framed behind glass, or stored flat, not rolled.)

 

☞ Giclée prints on canvas are printed with a suitable border for stretching or mounting, and are sprayed with a semi-gloss protective coating. May be framed without glass.

*SHIPPING FOR INTERNATIONAL ORDERS, HAWAII & ALASKA ORDERS

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SHIPPING CHARGES on all INTERNATIONAL ORDERS (outside the US) and shipments to HAWAII and ALASKA will be BILLED SEPARATELY to customers via email invoice and AFTER a purchase is made. To inquire about shipping charges, please the use the print inquiry form here.

all measurements are in inches

© Rose Datoc Dall. All images are protected by copyright. Downloading, copying, reproduction, and use of images without permission is prohibited.
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Rose Datoc Dall Fine Art — Figurative Artist