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CHANCY BROWN (c1820-?). Liberian (American-born) colonist, Sergeant at Arms of

CHANCY BROWN (c1820-?).
Liberian (American-born) colonist, Sergeant at Arms of the Liberian Senate.
Daguerreotype by Augustus Washington, c1858

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1858 Augustus Black Brown Colonist Daguerreotype Frame Liberia Liberian Sash Sergeant Washington


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CHANCY BROWN: A Pioneering Liberian Leader Captured in Time". This daguerreotype print showcases Chancy Brown, a remarkable figure in the history of Liberia. Born around 1820, Brown was an American-born colonist who played a significant role in shaping the young nation. The photograph, taken by Augustus Washington circa 1858, offers us a glimpse into the life and character of this influential man. Dressed impeccably in mid-19th century attire, Brown exudes confidence and authority as he poses for the camera. His sash proudly displays his position as Sergeant at Arms of the Liberian Senate, symbolizing his commitment to upholding order and justice within the government. The photographer's skillful use of lighting brings out every detail - from Brown's dignified expression to his carefully groomed beard. The ornate frame surrounding the daguerreotype adds an air of elegance and importance to this historical artifact. As we reflect on this image today, it serves as a powerful reminder of African American resilience and determination during a time marked by racial inequality. Chancy Brown stands tall as an embodiment of progress and achievement amidst adversity. Thanks to Granger Art on Demand's preservation efforts, we can now appreciate this snapshot from Liberia's past. It is through such photographs that we gain insight into forgotten stories and pay tribute to those who paved the way for future generations.

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