Here's an amazing story behind this Statue
"The statue of Neg Mawon sits in the center of Port-au-Prince. It is a symbol of the Haitian people's independence—a sculpture of a black man, his ankles and wrists shackled, though the chains are broken. He is a slave, fighting for his freedom; in his left hand, he holds a conch shell to his lips, blowing to call others to join the revolt.
When Dr. Joia Mukherjee, medical director of Partners in Health, got to Port-au-Prince 36 hours after the earthquake, the first place she wanted to go was to the statue of Neg Mawon. When she got there, she found that, though everything around it had crumbled, Neg Mawon was still standing. As she stood before the statue weeping, an old woman hugged her and assured her, "Neg Mawon pap jamn kraze." The free man can never be destroyed."
THE PICTURES DO NOT REPRESENT THE ACTUAL SIZE OF THE ITEMS. TO DO SO, PLEASE FOLLOW THE SIZES LISTED BELOW ;
Med 9.5in X 11.5H
Large A L11.5 X 12H
Large B L11in X 12.5H