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The first black British supermodel is in every museum, but missing from every textbook. She was born Fanny eaten in Jamaica, just months after slavery ended in the British Empire. Her mother, a woman of African descent, raised her in London, where she became a domestic servant, wife and mother of ten. But behind closed studio doors, she transformed British art. Fanny modelled for the pre - Raphaelites, opposing for queens, saints and mythic heroines. I've seen her face in Malaysia after Rosetta's The Beloved, and has Morgan le Fay, the powerful enchantress of Arthurian legend. They painted her beauty, but he raised her name. She worked to feed her children, but unknowingly she became Victorian Britain's most visible black woman. Today, her paw portraits hang in major museums, yet her story still isn't taught. She didn't just sit for greatness, she embodied it. This is our history. Follow for more untold stories, because this journey is just beginning, Sir believe inspire black SBe.
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