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Aaron Douglas, Into Bondage, 1936 corcoran gallery of art Aaron Douglas (born Topeka, KS, 1899–died Nashville, TN, 1979) Into Bondage, 1936 Oil on canvas, [removed]x[removed]in[removed]x[removed]cm)