Jas. A. Bland

Timeline of works

  • 1880
    De Slavery Chain Am Broke at Last.
    Place & Publisher John F. Perry & Co., 13 West Street Boston
    Subjects:Log cabins, Plantations, Freed persons, Celebrations, Enslaved persons, Dancing, Freedmen, Minstrel shows, Slavery, Free African Americans, Emancipation Proclamation, Caricatures
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  • 1880
    De Slavery Chain Am Broke at Last.
    Place & Publisher John F. Perry & Co., 13 West Street Boston
    Subjects:Log cabins, Plantations, Freed persons, Celebrations, Enslaved persons, Dancing, Freedmen, Minstrel shows, Slavery, Free African Americans, Emancipation Proclamation, Caricatures
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  • 1880
    De Golden Wedding.
    Place & Publisher John F. Perry & Co., 13 West Street Boston
    Subjects:Minstrel shows, Caricatures, Log cabins, Emancipation Proclamation, Plantations, Dances, Courtship & love, Celebrations, Eating & drinking, Ethnic stereotypes, Dialects
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  • 1881
    Tell 'Em I'll Be There.
    Place & Publisher S.T. Gordon & Son New York
    Subjects:Plantations, Picnics, Families, Freed persons, Celebrations, Dancing, Good-byes, Parades & processions, Couples, Freedmen, Minstrel shows, Free African Americans, Soldiers, Palm trees, Caricatures, Moonlight
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  • 1881
    America's Greatest Song Writer. Jas. A. Bland's Great Songs. Traveling Back to Alabam. Plantation Song & chorus.
    Place & Publisher Mrs. Pauline Lieder, 60 Chatham Street New York
    Subjects:Freed persons, Enslaved persons, Freedmen, Minstrel shows, Slavery, Free African Americans, Caricatures
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  • 1881
    America's Greatest Song Writer. Jas. A. Bland's Great Songs. My Own Sweet Wife To Be.
    Place & Publisher Mrs. Pauline Lieder, 60 Chatham Street New York
    Subjects:Love, Marriage
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  • 1881
    America's Greatest Song Writer. Jas. A. Bland's Great Songs. Only To Hear Her Voice.
    Place & Publisher Mrs. Pauline Lieder, 60 Chatham St. New York
    Subjects:Love, Death, Grief
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  • 1881
    Dandy Black Brigade. March Song & Chorus.
    Place & Publisher S.T. Gordon & Sons, No. 13 East 14th St. New York
    Subjects:Minstrel shows, Caricatures, City & town life, Military uniforms, Bayonets, Patriotism, Ballroom dancing, Parades & processions, Soldiers
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