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Purvis Young, African American History Images

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Purvis Young - Angels and Their Horses, 1985

Purvis Young
Angels and Their Horses, 1985

Purvis Young - Locked Up Their Minds, 1972

Purvis Young
Locked Up Their Minds, 1972

Purvis Young - Talking to the System, c. 1975

Purvis Young
Talking to the System, c. 1975

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