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Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen, compiled from clippings and illustrations from Pierce Egans Boxiana: or Sketches of Modern Pugilists, 1818-1824, published in London, England
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Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen, compiled from clippings and illustrations from Pierce Egans Boxiana: or Sketches of Modern Pugilists, 1818-1824, published in London, England
BOXING: THOMAS MOLINEAUX.
Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen, compiled from clippings and illustrations from Pierce Egans Boxiana: or Sketches of Modern Pugilists, 1818-1824, published in London, England
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1818 1824 Boxer Boxing Byron Collage Detail Egan Gordon Lord News Paper Noel Pierce Screen Strong Clipping
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This print showcases Thomas Molineaux, a prominent figure in the history of boxing and one of America's first black boxers. The image is a detail from Lord Byron's screen, which was meticulously compiled using clippings and illustrations from Pierce Egan's Boxiana: or Sketches of Modern Pugilists, published between 1818 and 1824 in London, England. In this collage-like composition, Thomas Molineaux stands tall as a symbol of strength and resilience. His powerful presence emanates from the picture, capturing the essence of an early pioneer in the sport. As an African American man breaking barriers during a time when racial equality was far from realized, Molineaux embodies determination and courage. The inclusion of newspaper clippings adds historical significance to this artwork. It serves as a testament to Molineaux's achievements being recognized not only within his community but also by wider audiences across continents. This visual representation pays homage to his legacy as he defied societal norms through his exceptional boxing skills. Lord Byron's screen becomes more than just an artistic creation; it becomes a platform for celebrating diversity and challenging prejudice. By featuring Thomas Molineaux prominently on this piece, it highlights the importance of recognizing individuals who have paved the way for future generations. This print captures both the physical prowess and cultural impact that Thomas Molineaux had during his time as one of America’s first black boxers. It is a tribute to his indomitable spirit that continues to
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