Story of Soupe Joumou (Freedom Soup) size:8in x 10in print on matte paper Rendered in Belina Wright's unique

Rendered in Belina Wright's unique faceless figurative style

This 40x30 inch artwork depicts the strength and grace of African American women

paired with a Haitian straw hat that reflects the warmth and spirit of island life

Perfect for collectors who appreciate authentic narratives

cooked by Emperor Jean Jacques Dessalines' wife and offered to former slaves as a victory symbol

Story of Soupe Joumou (Freedom Soup) size:8in x 10in print on matte paper Rendered in Belina Wright's unique48" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas The painting depicts the story of Soup Joumou (Freedom Soup), a symbol of Haitian independence. Under French control, Haitians were denied pumpkins, a delicacy reserved for their masters. On January 1, 1804, Haitians gained independence and celebrated with Soup Joumou, cooked by Emperor Jean Jacques Dessalines' wife and offered to former slaves as a victory symbol. Haiti became the first black republic and the first Western