couple kissing
couple naked
black love
free sex
free love
red dress
dancing
fireplace
african american artwork woman on top of the world man hold world on shoulder
black woman standing on the world
woman standing on the world
woman with
black sexy art
bedroom art
framed art
man and woman standing on the world
man and woman praying
couple with bed sheets over them
women getting a massage
men massaging women
man with woman's leg over his chest
man and woman in bed eating strawberries
Salute to our veterans
woman kissing army man
black woman with head covered
Islamic woman
Black muslum
man holding world on his shoulders
Inner Peace
by Monica Stewart
Open Edition print
26" X 26"
Reflections of a Queen
by A. Smith
Open Edition print
16" X 20"
For the Lover in You
by LaShun Beal
Open Edition
19" X 24.57”
Heavenly Arch
by Jason Delancey
Open Edition
22” X 38”
Hearts of Fire
by Clay Wright
Open Edition print
30" X 24”
Please Note: Frame price includes print, glass and matting.
Sax Appeal
by WAK
L/E 850
24" X 36"
Black Love Art 3
A Kiss
by John Holyfield
L/E 2500
24" X 36"
Into the Rhythm
by Ron DiScenza
Open Edition print
54” X 19”
Gimme the Night
by Jerome Brown
Open Edition print
24” X 36”
Seduction
by Clay Wright
Open Edition print
32” X 26”
Love Jones
by John Holyfield
L/E 2500
24” X 36”
LaShun Beal
Beal is a native of Detroit in 1962. He knew as a child that he wanted to be an artist. He is essentially a self-taught artist who, although he lacks formal training has had some art training.
Wanting to see other places in the world, Beal joined the United States Marines and traveled to Europe, South America and the Far East. Some of the cultures he experienced is reflected in his art and is particularly synthesized in the central figure in most of his work - that of the “Universal Woman”, as he calls her.
Among his artistic influences Beal lists Romare Bearden, Paul Goodnight and William Tolliver, as well as African art. The artist has won several awards and commissions and participated in gallery exhibitions across the country. He currently lives in the Houston area.
John Holyfield
Born and raised in West Virginia, John Holyfield was orphaned and raised by his grandmothers. Early in childhood, his interest in art was evident.Encouraged by teachers, family, and friends, he studied art throughout school and went on to
Howard University and the University of D.C. to major in Graphic Design. John’s interest, however, switched from the graphic arts to the fine arts and printmaking. In 1991 he submitted photos of black and white drawings that he kept in his sketch book to an art publisher to see if his work was marketable. Two weeks later John signed a publishing deal with that company and has’t looked back since.
Holyfield’s work has a strong southern feel and captures the essence of African American life. He paints with the maturity of a much older artist, particularly because he uses imagery from an era past to convey his timeless message. The themes that dominate his work are themes of family, religion and culture. He draws on his own family, childhood memories and stories told to him by his grandmothers for inspiration and his grandmothers have shaped his positive view, and the recurring theme in his work, of women.
Among his major stylistic influences are the artists Ernie Barnes, John Rockwell and Frederic Leighton.
Hearts of Fire
Kevin A. Williams, commonly known as WAK (his initials in reverse) is a self-taught artist who, as a child, became fascinated with painting. Over the years he has developed a very refined figurative painting style that utilizes acrylic and sometimes airbrush techniques. He has developed a large and loyal following in the 12 years since he entered the art market with the release of his first reproduction of the print titled “Taking her Back”.
In addition to being arguably the top-selling artist in the Black print market, his inspirational and romantic themed prints have been featured in numerous films and television shows including “Law and Order” and “Soul Food”. He has also been included in publications such as Essence and Upscale magazines.
He has enjoyed significant commissions including Motions, the hair-care company, and recently, the actor Bernie Mac. Kevin Williams lives and works in the Atlanta area.
Love Song
by Annie Lee
Open Edition
20" X 24"
Grown and Sexy
by John Holyfield
Limited Edition/2500
36” X 24”
Dreaming
by Hulis Mavruk
Limited Edition/350
Giclee print
28.5” X 26.5”
Call toll free for phone orders: 1-866-600-9025. Have your credit card and shipping address ready.
