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A cartoon illustration of a young girl with brown skin, wearing a blue head covering and gray cloak, hands clasped in prayer.
A gentle, smiling child in prayer, depicted in warm, simple illustration style-perfect for teaching faith to young learners.
Illustration of Harriet Tubman holding a rifle, wearing a blue coat, white headwrap, and striped skirt.
Harriet Tubman depicted in period attire with a rifle-symbolizing her role as a conductor on the Underground Railroad and Union spy.
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Illustration of a smiling Black woman wearing a blue turban and robe, with stylized light radiating around her head.
A bold, expressive illustration honoring Harriet Tubman’s legacy-her strength, wisdom, and unwavering determination shine through.
Stylized portrait illustration of Harriet Tubman with gray hair in a bun, wearing purple and red clothing, on a yellow background.
A vibrant, stylized illustration honoring Harriet Tubman’s enduring legacy as a leader in the fight for freedom and equality.
Portrait sketch of Harriet Tubman, African American abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad.
A detailed pencil sketch of Harriet Tubman, reflecting her resolve and quiet strength during the fight against slavery.
Black-and-white portrait of a 19th-century African American woman in formal dress with a white collar, seated and looking directly at the camera.
Harriet Tubman, circa 1860s - a powerful image capturing the resolve of the famed freedom fighter and Civil War scout.
Five illustrated portraits of Harriet Tubman in different historical outfits and poses, labeled "Harriet Tubman Clip Art!"
A set of five diverse, respectful illustrations of Harriet Tubman, ideal for educational materials and history lessons.
Portrait of an elderly Black woman wearing a patterned pink headwrap and dark jacket against a golden background.
“Strength in Serenity” - a vivid oil portrait honoring cultural identity and quiet grace.
Line drawing of an elderly woman wearing a patterned headwrap and textured garment, expressive eyes and gentle smile.
A respectful line-art portrait capturing the dignity and quiet strength of an elder woman adorned in traditional headwear.
A historical figure in period clothing holds a glowing oil lamp, with a rifle slung over the shoulder and a satchel at the hip.
Harriet Tubman illuminates the path to freedom-her lantern symbolizing hope, courage, and unwavering resolve during perilous nighttime escapes.
A historical line-art illustration of a Black woman in 19th-century attire holding a rifle, standing outdoors near tents.
Harriet Tubman stands resolute with a rifle, symbolizing her role as a conductor on the Underground Railroad and Union scout during the Civil War.
Harriet Tubman holding a rifle, wearing a headscarf and long dress, in a historical engraving.
Harriet Tubman stands firm with a rifle in hand, embodying determination and leadership during her pivotal role in the fight against slavery.
Paper craft portrait of a smiling Black woman with short hair, googly eyes, and a white collar on black attire.
A cheerful handmade paper cutout of a Black woman in formal attire, perfect for teaching diversity and creativity.
Black-and-white illustration of three men framed by laurel wreaths, crossed pistols, rosary beads, and symbolic objects like mugs and masks.
A detailed linework tribute to The Crow universe, blending myth, vengeance, and sacred iconography in a single powerful composition.
Portrait of Harriet Tubman in formal 19th-century dress, standing beside an ornate chair with tassels, hands clasped.
Harriet Tubman stands resolute in this circa-1860s studio portrait, wearing a high-collared dress with buttoned bodice and holding a tasseled cane-symbolizing both grace and resolve.
Portrait of Harriet Tubman surrounded by scenes of her life: Underground Railroad, nursing, scouting, and guiding refugees to Canada.
A powerful composite illustration honoring Harriet Tubman’s multifaceted legacy across pivotal moments in American history.
Portrait of Harriet Tubman, African American abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad, in formal attire.
Harriet Tubman, circa 1860s, photographed in formal dress, reflecting her dignity and resolve as a leader in the fight for freedom.
Four grayscale stick figures holding hands in a line, symbolizing unity and teamwork.
Four connected stick figures in varying shades of gray, visually expressing unity and shared purpose.
Black-and-white portrait of a Black woman in 19th-century dress, standing beside a draped chair with a tasseled object in hand.
Harriet Tubman, circa 1885, posed formally in a dark dress with white collar, holding a tasseled object-likely a fan or handkerchief-symbolizing dignity and resolve.
Harriet Tubman biography worksheet with portrait, life dates (1820-1913), title "Underground Railroad Conductor", and student activity section.
A classroom-ready Harriet Tubman worksheet highlighting her role as an Underground Railroad conductor, with space for students to name modern-day heroes who embody her values.
Illustrated portrait of a 19th-century Black woman in formal attire, seated with hands clasped and draped fabric beside her.
A respectful artistic rendering of Harriet Tubman, reflecting her strength, resolve, and legacy as a freedom fighter and abolitionist leader.
Black-and-white oval portrait of an elderly Black woman in formal attire with a white collar and dark dress, seated with hands resting.
Harriet Tubman, circa 1885-1890, captured in a dignified studio portrait reflecting her resilience and leadership.
A bright yellow five-pointed star with a simple smiling face, set against a black background.
A joyful yellow star with a friendly smile, great for adding warmth to digital interfaces or print materials.
Harriet Tubman featured on a redesigned U.S. $20 bill, replacing Andrew Jackson, with official Treasury seals and serial numbers.
Harriet Tubman replaces Andrew Jackson on the front of the newly designed U.S. $20 Federal Reserve Note-symbolizing progress and historical recognition.
A cartoon character kneels beside a wooden sign reading "PENNSYLVANIA" at a rural crossroads during sunset.
A lone traveler kneels by the Pennsylvania signpost, reflecting on the journey ahead beneath a dramatic twilight sky.
Ancient ceramic jug with loop handle, spout, and decorative wavy bands; hand-drawn illustration in sepia tones.
A stylized drawing of an ancient amphora-style jug, featuring a spout, carrying loop, and geometric wave motifs.
Black-and-white line drawing of a large multi-axle garbage truck with rear compactor and loading ramp open.
A detailed outline of a rear-loading garbage truck with compactor mechanism and access ramp, ideal for coloring or classroom use.
Front and back of a U.S. $20 Federal Reserve Note specimen featuring Andrew Jackson and the White House.
A specimen $20 bill from Series 2004, showing Andrew Jackson on the front and the White House on the reverse-marked “SPECIMEN” for non-circulating use.
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Colorful math symbols (plus, minus, multiply, divide, equals) arranged on a tan spiral background.
A playful arrangement of essential math operators, perfect for engaging young learners in arithmetic fundamentals.
Illustration of Harriet Tubman under a starry night sky, holding a staff and wearing a shawl and headwrap.
Harriet Tubman stands beneath the guiding stars, symbolizing her role in leading enslaved people to freedom via the Underground Railroad.
U.S. $20 Federal Reserve Note specimen featuring Andrew Jackson, Series 2004, with "SPECIMEN" overprints and green serial numbers.
A 2004-series $20 bill specimen with bold red “SPECIMEN” text, green serial numbers, and Andrew Jackson’s portrait-used for training and reference.
A smiling Black boy in a purple suit holding a large red heart.
A joyful child embraces a vibrant red heart, symbolizing love, kindness, and emotional expression.
A cartoon-style green tree with a brown trunk, leafy canopy, and an orange sun peeking behind a branch, set on grass.
A cheerful hand-drawn tree with dense foliage, a sturdy trunk, and the sun glowing behind a limb-perfect for nature-themed projects.
Portrait of Harriet Tubman wearing a patterned headscarf and dark shawl, looking directly at the camera with solemn expression.
Harriet Tubman, circa 1880s-her resolute gaze reflects a lifetime of courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to justice.
Portrait of Harriet Tubman, African American abolitionist and Underground Railroad conductor, wearing a patterned headwrap and shawl.
Harriet Tubman, circa 1880s, captured in a solemn yet resolute portrait that reflects her lifelong commitment to justice and freedom.
Orange pencil with colorful eraser and metal ferrule lying next to a pink eraser on a blue surface.
A traditional wooden pencil and eraser-simple tools for learning, drafting, and correcting mistakes.
Bright red glossy heart icon with white highlights, symbolizing love and affection.
A classic glossy red heart-simple, bold, and universally recognized as a symbol of love.
Silhouette of a person with curly hair and a beard, viewed from the side, against a white background.
Profile silhouette of a man with curly hair and a beard.
A cartoon illustration of a woman in a blue dress holding a colorful blanket.
Woman in traditional attire holding a vibrant blanket.
Black and white circular portrait of Harriet Tubman with text "HARriet TUBMAN PRESS" in background
Harriet Tubman Press logo featuring a stylized portrait of Harriet Tubman
Line drawing of Harriet Tubman, a historical figure, wearing a patterned headscarf and a high-collared garment.
Harriet Tubman, abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad.
Illustrated portrait of Harriet Tubman in blue dress, with line-art version behind; logo "Finntastic Visuals" top left.
Harriet Tubman depicted in a detailed colored illustration alongside a black-and-white line drawing-perfect for teaching or creative activities.
Hand-drawn portrait of Harriet Tubman wearing a teal headwrap and blue garment against a lime green background.
A colorful, expressive drawing of Harriet Tubman, emphasizing her strength and legacy through bold lines and vivid hues.
Clip art illustrations of Harriet Tubman in various historical outfits and poses, created by Teachers Resource Force.
Five expressive illustrations of Harriet Tubman in period-appropriate attire, ideal for educational materials and classroom displays.
Portrait illustration of Harriet Tubman in a blue dress with white collar, serious expression, braided hair.
Harriet Tubman, iconic abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad, depicted in a respectful illustrated portrait.
Four raised fists-two outlined, two colored-bound by broken chains, symbolizing resistance and liberation.
Four clenched fists-two in line art, two in skin-tone color-break through shackles, representing collective strength and liberation.
Line drawing portrait of Harriet Tubman wearing a headwrap, from Knoxville News-Sentinel Black History feature.
A printable line-art portrait of Harriet Tubman, created for educational use during Black History Month.
Wanted poster of Harriet Tubman (c. 1822-1913), holding a lantern and rifle, with quote about liberty and Underground Railroad escapees.
A powerful illustrated “Wanted” poster honoring Harriet Tubman, highlighting her pivotal role in guiding enslaved people to freedom via the Underground Railroad.
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