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An enslaved potter left messages for the future, inscribed in clay

一个被奴役的陶艺家在泥土中留下了给未来的信息

Pauline Baker and her son, Yaba Baker, pose with one of the stoneware pots created by their enslaved ancestor, David Drake, at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Nov. 10, 2025.

Pauline Baker and her son, Yaba Baker, pose with one of the stoneware pots created by their enslaved ancestor, David Drake, at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Nov. 10, 2025.

2026-03-02  1502  晦涩
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Last October, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston did something unprecedented. It restored ownership of two of Drake’s pots to his descendants, marking the first time that such a claim had been resolved for a work of art crafted through the forced labor of Africans in America. Other museums and collectors own the pots, which today sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars.  

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