claim that Brunias is significant as a colonial artist: [Brunias] paintings represent an important foundation of visual culture in the colonial CaribbeanThe brightly patterned textiles depicted in Agostino Bruniass market scenes on the island of Dominica attest to the symbolic importance these textiles had for free women of color who both sold and wore these fabrics as assertions of their freedom. The Caribbean was central to the British empire and economy in the 18th century, as sugar, coffee, and enslaved people were traded and exported (Morgan 54-55)
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