Catalog of an exhibition at the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Conn., Sept. 27-Dec. 30, 2007.
Britain, Jamaica, and empire in the Era of Emancipation / Catherine Hall
Work, culture, and Creolization: slavery and emancipation in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century Jamaica / Verene A. Shepherd
Picturesque prospects and the labor of the enslaved / Tim Barringer
Mapping a new Kingston: Belisario's sketches of character / Gillian Forrester
Characters from the spirit: Afro-Jamaican music and art / Robert Farris Thompson
Sketches of memory: visual encounters with Africa in Jamaican culture / Barbaro Martinez-Ruiz
More than met the eye: African-Jamaican festivities in the time of Belisario / Kenneth Bilby
Anglophone musical culture in Jamaica / Stephen Banfield
Customs of an unruly race: the political context of Jamaican Jewry, 1670-1831 / Holly Snyder
Belisario's "Kingston cries" and the refinement of Jewish identity in the late 1830s / Kay Dian Kriz
Afterword: the legacies of Anglo-Caribbean culture
a diasporic perspective / Stuart Hall
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Art and emancipation in Jamaica : Isaac Mendes Belisario and his worlds by T. J. Barringer. ISBN 9780300116618. Published by Yale Center for British Art in 2007. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
