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Collection of Harriet Tubmans (35)
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Harriet Tubman depicted in a detailed colored illustration alongside a black-and-white line drawing-perfect for teaching or creative activities.
Harriet Tubman stands resolute, holding a golden key symbolizing freedom, beside a colorful shawl representing her journeys on the Underground Railroad.
A respectful, stylized depiction of a historic Black child, dressed in modest 19th-century attire with a blue headwrap and gray dress.
A colorful, expressive drawing of Harriet Tubman, emphasizing her strength and legacy through bold lines and vivid hues.
Five expressive illustrations of Harriet Tubman in period-appropriate attire, ideal for educational materials and classroom displays.
A bold, expressive illustration honoring Harriet Tubman’s legacy-her strength, leadership, and unwavering commitment to freedom.
Harriet Tubman, iconic abolitionist and conductor of the Underground Railroad, depicted in a respectful illustrated portrait.
Four clenched fists-two in line art, two in skin-tone color-break through shackles, representing collective strength and liberation.
A printable line-art portrait of Harriet Tubman, created for educational use during Black History Month.
A powerful illustrated “Wanted” poster honoring Harriet Tubman, highlighting her pivotal role in guiding enslaved people to freedom via the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman illuminates the path to freedom with her lantern, embodying resilience and leadership during the abolitionist movement.
A dignified portrayal of a Black woman in period clothing, reflecting strength and cultural identity during the antebellum or Reconstruction era.
Vibrant educational illustrations depicting key moments in Harriet Tubman’s life-from guiding enslaved people to freedom, nursing during the Civil War, to her later activism.
A striking monochrome illustration of Harriet Tubman, capturing her resolve and legacy as a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman depicted in a dignified 19th-century blue dress, holding a symbolic multicolored shawl-representing resilience and freedom.
A multigenerational African American family poses formally in front of a rustic wooden structure-likely their home-around the turn of the 20th century.
A stylized illustration honoring Harriet Tubman, reflecting her strength, determination, and legacy as a freedom fighter.
A powerful graphic tribute to Harriet Tubman, capturing her resolve and legacy through expressive color and form.
A stylized portrait of a Black legal professional wearing traditional court attire with a white jabot.
A powerful illustration honoring Harriet Tubman, highlighting her multifaceted roles in the fight for freedom and justice.
Assemble this standing Harriet Tubman figure using the included base and cut-out pieces-perfect for hands-on learning.
Harriet Tubman stands resolute alongside a map of key Underground Railroad routes and a group of formerly enslaved people who found freedom.
Five expressive line-art portraits of Harriet Tubman, ideal for coloring pages, bulletin boards, and teaching materials about the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman, photographed around 1860-1870, seated with quiet strength-her gaze direct, attire modest yet refined.
A sweet, wide-eyed cartoon turtle with a glossy red shell and friendly green face-ideal for playful designs.
A powerful illustrated “Wanted” poster honoring Harriet Tubman, highlighting her pivotal role in guiding enslaved people to freedom via the Underground Railroad.
A vivid, symbolic illustration honors Harriet Tubman as both mystic and liberator-standing between barriers, guided by a guiding star.
A smiling Harriet Tubman stands confidently with a rifle and satchel-embodying strength, determination, and hope during the fight against slavery.
A historic portrait of Harriet Tubman paired with the official 200th-anniversary “Freedom” emblem, honoring her lifelong fight for liberation.
Harriet Tubman depicted on the cover of a children’s biography, illuminating her path with determination and resolve.
The official logo of the Harriet Tubman Society, symbolizing resilience, leadership, and enduring commitment to freedom and justice.
