Slavery Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Black person with wearing black paint, holding fist in front of chest in sign of freedom and power.

Silhouette human hands raising and broken chains at sunset background

Steel engraving from 1881 with great details

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Vintage engraving of a Mother and daughter sold at Slave Auction, Southern USA, 19th Century

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Slaves walking with garden tools. Racist illustration from 19th Century, showing captives enjoying their life as opposed to true reality of life on the Plantation.

Vintage engraving shows a crowd of African men, women, and children who had been rescued by the British navy from a slaving vessel in 1884. Two British sailors from the HMS Undine are seen in the background. Although the slave trade was abolished in many countries during the 19th century, slave trading continued in other countries.

Shackles, tool used in the Middle Ages to the deprivation of liberty

African Americans harvesting cotton. Illustration originally published in Hesse-Wartegg's "Nord Amerika", swedish edition published in 1880. The image is currently in public domain.

Dark hand in chains with American flag behind

Vintage engraving of Workers picking cotton, Louisiana, 19th Century

Vintage engraving of African Americans harvesting and packing of cotton in Louisiana. Ferdinand Hirts Geographische Bildertafeln,1886.

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Juneteenth holiday or June Teenth commemorating the end of slavery as a Social justice concept or Emancipation Day representing freedom and equal rights celebration in a 3D illustration style.

African slaves arrive in Rhode Island in Colonial America. Illustration published in The New Eclectic History of the United States by M. E. Thalheimer (American Book Company; New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago) in 1881 and 1890. Copyright expired; artwork is in Public Domain.

Vintage illustration represents the emancipation of Southern slaves at the end of the American Civil War. This image contrasts the life of a slave and that of a free man's life.

Silhouette human hands raising and broken chains with bird flying isolated on white background

02/18/2022 - Stone Town, Zanzibar: Ancient handcuffs in slave cell. Cage for slaves. African slave market. Interior of slave jail with rusty handcuffs. Humanity concept. Memorial of slave victims.

Hands breaking chain shackle handcuffs in a vintage woodcut revolution propaganda poster style. Concept for freedom.

Nostalgic shot of a row of slave cabins at a Southern Louisiana plantation

Silhouette human hands raising and broken chains at night background

Vintage engraving of Hunting a runaway slave, Southern USA, 19th Century. African american man running through long grass chased by men on horseback with dogs

A chain breaking freedom concept illustration in a vintage woodcut style

Freedom and Human Rights concept. Broken Shackles with Fist Raised Up Linear Icon. Chain of slavery Damaged. National Freedom Day Juneteenth. Editable stroke. Vector illustration.

Hands breaking chain shackle handcuffs in a vintage woodcut revolution propaganda poster style. Concept for freedom.

Hands in metal chain shackle handcuffs in a vintage woodcut revolution propaganda poster style.

Old chains or shackles used for locking up prisoners or slaves between 1600 and 1800.

Antique black and white photograph of people from islands in the Caribbean and in the Pacific Ocean; Cuba, Hawaii, Philippines and others: Sugar cane field, Cuba

Vintage illustration features The Underground Railroad, a network of secret routes and safe houses established in the United States during the early to mid-19th century, and used by enslaved African-Americans to escape into free states and Canada. The painting shows a large family of black slaves, fugitives from the south, being sheltered from the snow by Levi Coffin and his wife. The Quaker family helping the slaves details two common stereotypes about the underground railroad: helpless slaves and their heroic Quaker saviors.

Illustration of a Region of Congo: transportation of negro slaves

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Legs in heavy iron shackles

Brooks (or Brook, Brookes, or Bruz) was a British slave ship launched at Liverpool in 1781. Illustration from 19th century.

Slavery in America - Sugar Cane Plantation

Raising hands fist, breaking steel handcuffs, shackles chain. Rescue, hope, liberation, victory, fight, rebellion, protest concept. black African Americans slave Get free. Freedom day Sketch vector

Vintage illustration shows a group of four black men, possibly freedmen, ambushed by a posse of six armed whites in a cornfield. The Fugitive Slave Act passed by Congress in September 1850 allowed slave-hunters to seize alleged fugitive slaves without due process of law and prohibited anyone from aiding escaped fugitives or obstructing their recovery. The law threatened the safety of all blacks, slave and free, and forced many Northerners to become more defiant in their support of fugitives.

Silhouette of bird flying and broken chains at beautiful mountain and sky autumn sunset background

Black male hands in shackles. Slavery concept. Black person in bondage. Abolitionism. Flat vector illustration isolated on white background.

"Am I not a man and a brother?" An iconic anti-slavery illustration based upon the medallion produced by Josiah Wedgwood in 1787 as an important contribution to the movement for the Abolition of Slavery. (From "The Family Friend" published by S.W. Partridge & Co., London, 1875.) The abhorrent business of trading in slaves was outlawed in Britain in 1807.

A prisoner or slave sits in a dirty cell.

Slavery and bondage concept with strong steel shackles isolated on white background with a clipping path cut out

Benjamin F. Butler's Contraband Decision: Major General Benjamin Butler refused to return escaped slaves to slaveholders who supported the Confederacy.

A parchment replica of page one of the Emancipation Proclamation which President Abraham Lincoln issued on January 1, 1863. The proclamation freed slaves that were held in states that seceded from the Union.

International human rights day concept: Silhouette slave hands broken chains with bird flying against twilight sky and meadow sunrise background

Vintage illustration features African Trinidadians playing music and dancing.

Vintage engraving of Ancient Egyptians building a Pyramid

Antique photograph of 19th century slaves working in a sugar plantation in Lousiana (Usa)