Ol' Latisha looking for Freedom by UteBigSmile
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Description
At first I wanted to write a story about antique and modern slavery, but when I had read something through, I totally lost the desire to do it and I only felt disgusted for the people who do something like this to other people!!!
There was slave trade already in the antiquity, in the deepest Middle Ages up to the present age - I found a series which would surely interest one or the other of you: "The Book Of Negroes".
Thank's your for looking an have a nice evening.

Comments (30)
It is very beautiful and very nice!
Fantastic art. I agree no one should be a slave to another but even now days I think we are all slaves to something.
Outstanding work, Ute!!!
Ein wirklich sehr ausdrucksstarker Charakter. Ich mag, dass man sieht, dass sie schon ein ganzes Leben gelebt hat. Sehr schöner Render, Ute.
Un portrait triste, et la réalité de l'esclavage était terrible en effet! Emouvant, Ute!
Excellent portrait, she has a sad and desperate expression !!
Great work, Ute. Yeah, modern slavery is a fact and a rather nasty one :(
Awesome scene!
Sad yet beautiful image my friend :)
Great image!!
It is a growing problem and closer than we would like to think, thoughtful work.
A wonderful tribute. She looks tired, worn and broken. :(
Great work, Ute!
Wonderful portrait.
inspiring image and message
Fantastico ritratto, fantastica espressione e super composizione! BRAVISSIMA UTE 👏👏👏👍🖐😀
Très beau portrait qui traite d'un sujet millénaire, c'est là où l'on se rend compte que l'être humain est un être à part. L'être humain a peut être l'intelligence, mais il est capable du pire comme du meilleur. Deux siècles avant JC, il a été écrit "L'homme est un loup pour l'homme", cette citation a été reprise maintes fois. L'être humain détruit tout sur son passage, ses semblables, la faune, la flore et par effet de cause la planète. Alors je te dis bravo !!
Die hat so ein schönes Gesichtchen!
Berührendes, eindrucksvolles Portrait!
very beautiful work
Wow! Very powerful image. Great character
L'Histoire officielle a été réécrite à plusieurs reprises; elle est devenue une doctrine, car quiconque a l'audace de vérifier les faits historiques allégués risque soit d'être mis en prison ou de disparaitre. L'esclavage a fait des victimes sur tous les peuples, à différentes époques.
C'est un très beau portrait, profond et touchant, qui illustre la dignité que l'on peut trouver chez l'humain dans son silence verbal et son humilité, mais qui est exprimée dans ses actions.
Great image!
Well done Ute!!!
joli travail sur ce visage
she has seen a lot,and yes it is a sad bit of history,and not only the whites are to blame,it started even before the whites had seen the continent,but i dont want to say too much lest someone feels offended,the truth is not so popular anymore.
Very well done and moving portrait of this lady, Ute! Her eyes convey the sadness on her live very well.