Legree, Cassy and Sambo, plate 10 from 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'

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"Legree, Cassy and Sambo, Plate 10 from 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'" is a significant piece of art by French artist Adolphe-Baptiste Bayot, known for his illustrative works in literature. This particular illustration is part of a series of works that were published in the 1853 edition of Harriet Beecher Stowe's well-renowned abolitionist novel, "Uncle Tom's CabinThe plate features Simon Legree, the despotic and cruel plantation owner; Casandra, professionally known as Cassy, who is one of Legree's enslaved workers and a critical character; and Sambo, one of Legree's overseers known for his brutality. It was designed as an evocative portrayal of the characters that presented vivid imagery alongside the narrative of the novel.

Bayot's artwork was instrumental in visualizing the situations and characters of Stowe's influential book, thereby adding a deeper dimension to the reading experience of the 19th-century audience. This plate, with its detailed portrayal of three central characters, is a significant part of that visual narrative. It carries forth the social message imbued in the novel, presenting it through the medium of visual arts. The detailed expressions and characterization offered by Bayot in this piece underline the author's depiction of slavery and its human cost.

Despite the fact that Bayot never set foot on American soil, his illustrations for "Uncle Tom's Cabin" have been hailed as some of the most authentic and detailed visual representations of the novel's era and theme, a testament to his skill and research. "Legree, Cassy and Sambo, Plate 10 from 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'" continues to be referenced in discussions about 19th-century abolitionist art and literature.

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