Paul Bogle

Capture the spirit and legacy of Paul Bogle, one of Jamaica’s national heroes, with this stunning photo on canvas.

This piece of art pays tribute to a key figure in Jamaica’s history and it will make a powerful addition to any home, office or cultural space.

About Paul Bogle:
Paul Bogle was born in Jamaica in 1822 and is renowned as one of the nation’s leading freedom fighters and a revered national hero.

His life was marked by a passionate commitment to social justice and his role in the Morant Bay Rebellion of 1865 made a profound impact on Jamaica’s history.

Bogle was a Baptist deacon who championed the rights of the marginalized and oppressed during the post-slavery era.

In 1865, Paul Bogle led the Morant Bay Rebellion, a protest against the oppressive colonial administration, resulting in violence and Bogle’s subsequent capture and execution.

His courage and dedication to the cause of justice made him a symbol of resistance and social change, ultimately leading to the reforms that improved the lives of many Jamaicans.

Key Features
• Matte finish coating
• High-quality durable canvas
• Hand-stretched over solid wood
• FSC certified responsibly sourced wood
• Fabric is a blend of cotton and polyester
• Vivid, fade-resistant print for long-lasting colours