Ve 하 by Ian Gossart is one of a number of noted paintings which make the figure of the adoring flock king one of prominence. The Antwerp Museum houses the “Adoration of the Magi' by Rubens, in which the Nubian slaves are grouped by the side of the worshipping camels and the African King is pictured parading in the centre of the picture. In the Lonvre is seen, painted, three years after, a second picture by the same master, commissioned for the church of the sisters of the Anunciation in which the black king is placed as the central figure. In Bourne-Jones, “The star of Bethelhem’ the adoring Negro prince is the third figure on the right. A painting of an unlike subject, exhibited in the Vienna Gallery “The Four Quarters of the Globe' by Rubens, symbolises the quarters of the globe by one of the great rivers-the Danube, the Nile, the Ganges and the Amazon. The rivers are in turn symbolised by four male figures with their beautiful female companions. Of 'bronze-hued' loveliness are the man and the maid that represent the Nile.” , “এই সকল প্ৰসিদ্ধ চিত্রকর আফ্রিকার কৃষ্ণাঙ্গাদিগের ধৰ্ম্মভাব ফুটাইয়া তুলিয়াছেন। কোন কোন চিত্রে এমন কি কেন্দ্ৰস্থলে কৃষ্ণাঙ্গের মুক্তি দেখিতে পাই। কৃষ্ণাঙ্গ নৱজাতি, এবং কৃষ্ণাঙ্গ দাসদাসীরাও যে
