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Apex Slave Ship chains San Francisco Stomp by David San Francisco Stomp by David Garibaldi is a work of art highlighting a black man posed while dancing in the middle of the street The buyer was hedge fund manager and poker player Bill Perkins Johnny Myers' Apex Slave Ship is a work of art from the From Africa To America Collection illustrating African slaves chained and crowded together sleeping on the wooden boards of a slave ship
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Apex Slave Ship chains San Francisco Stomp by David

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