Peace and Love African Mask legend and the first professional fine

and the first professional fine artist in a family of inventors and engineers

They are truly learning from and being inspired by the greatness of those that came before them and on their shoulders they will stand as they continue to move their culture

A breathtaking and calming work of art by Dion "Dionja'Y" Pollard that depicts an African American woman dressed in her Sunday's best taking in the scenery during a walk in the country on a Sunday morning

A quality and unique umbrella that features an African American female prasie dancer who is spreading the word through her praise dance performance that if you kneel before GOD you can stand before anyone

Open edition art print by Ted Ellis that depicts a traditional old church that sits in the south with the pastor and first lady standing in the front

Peace and Love African Mask legend and the first professional fineThis African mask was created by Master Ghanaian artisan Victor Dushie and his team and meant to represent the virtues of "Peace" and "Love". It features rich green and yellow hues and aluminium accents. Many say it resembles "Corn" and corn has long been symbolic of "sustenance" or the "staff of life". This mask measures approximately 14. 5 inches (height), 3. 9 inches (width) and 2 inches (depth). It is made out of Sese Wood and aluminum plate.