The black musicians performing in England from the 1840s were African-American in the main, typically playing banjo, tambourine and bones. However, there were an equal number of 'Black-face' acts at the time and this may well have been the case in this illustration. From a contemporary journal/newspaper, c,1840.
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| Image type: | Newsprint |
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| Ref: | 04820 |
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| Date: | c.1840 |
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