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Slave Photo Back. What role did the photo of gordon’s scarred back play in the nation’s history? Also known as whipped peter, an escaped slave named gordon posed for a portrait in 1863 that revealed the scars on his scourged back and exposed slavery's horrors. He had trekked 80 miles to freedom and his story was quickly published in magazines — along with this photo of his gruesome injuries. Published in harper’s weekly on july 4, 1863, this photograph depicted the scourged back of an individual they named “gordon.” it provided northerners with compelling visual evidence of the brutal treatment endured by enslaved individuals. [escaped slave gordon, also known as whipped peter, showing his scarred back at a medical examination, baton rouge, louisiana] names mcpherson & oliver, photographer The image of gordon sitting with his back scarred from whipping remains one of the most visually arresting depictions of slavery. Alongside two other photos, the article was titled “a typical negro.” Whipped peter’s photo aka the scourged back is currently in the national portrait gallery, located in washington, d.c., which is a. The photographs of whipped peter’s scars brought widespread attention to the physical abuse suffered by enslaved.

Also known as whipped peter, an escaped slave named gordon posed for a portrait in 1863 that revealed the scars on his scourged back and exposed slavery's horrors. Published in harper’s weekly on july 4, 1863, this photograph depicted the scourged back of an individual they named “gordon.” it provided northerners with compelling visual evidence of the brutal treatment endured by enslaved individuals. Whipped peter’s photo aka the scourged back is currently in the national portrait gallery, located in washington, d.c., which is a. Alongside two other photos, the article was titled “a typical negro.” He had trekked 80 miles to freedom and his story was quickly published in magazines — along with this photo of his gruesome injuries. What role did the photo of gordon’s scarred back play in the nation’s history? The photographs of whipped peter’s scars brought widespread attention to the physical abuse suffered by enslaved. The image of gordon sitting with his back scarred from whipping remains one of the most visually arresting depictions of slavery. [escaped slave gordon, also known as whipped peter, showing his scarred back at a medical examination, baton rouge, louisiana] names mcpherson & oliver, photographer

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Slave Photo Back [escaped slave gordon, also known as whipped peter, showing his scarred back at a medical examination, baton rouge, louisiana] names mcpherson & oliver, photographer Whipped peter’s photo aka the scourged back is currently in the national portrait gallery, located in washington, d.c., which is a. What role did the photo of gordon’s scarred back play in the nation’s history? Published in harper’s weekly on july 4, 1863, this photograph depicted the scourged back of an individual they named “gordon.” it provided northerners with compelling visual evidence of the brutal treatment endured by enslaved individuals. The image of gordon sitting with his back scarred from whipping remains one of the most visually arresting depictions of slavery. Also known as whipped peter, an escaped slave named gordon posed for a portrait in 1863 that revealed the scars on his scourged back and exposed slavery's horrors. Alongside two other photos, the article was titled “a typical negro.” He had trekked 80 miles to freedom and his story was quickly published in magazines — along with this photo of his gruesome injuries. The photographs of whipped peter’s scars brought widespread attention to the physical abuse suffered by enslaved. [escaped slave gordon, also known as whipped peter, showing his scarred back at a medical examination, baton rouge, louisiana] names mcpherson & oliver, photographer