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This juxtaposed with the visual images of enslaved African Americans  set within the portraits  of their white  families:
"The Alexander Contee Hanson Family" by Robert Edge Pine, ca.  1787 with  their unnamed African  American  female  slave
The painting of "Henry Darnall III" by Justus Englehardt Kuhn of 1710 which portrays  an unnamed slave boy next to Henry - perhaps the earliest representation of an African American in America.
Few objects used or made by slaves in Maryland are identifiable. Those  few  include:
1 .       A woven basket made by enslaved Africans on the Woodlawn Plantation,  in Prince George  County,  in  1860.
2.       A water jug made by Melinda - an enslaved African on the Cockey   Plantation
3.       A rocking chair made by an enslaved African in the family of Dr.  George Bishop,   1825