animals
wild
tiger
eye of the tiger
Kam artwork
late night dance
people dancing
lady getting her hair fixed
in the beauty shop
pressing hair
getting a permanent
playing cards in the kitchen
black women playing cards
woman sitting on the side of the bed
head hung down
hard to wake up
baby with big eyes
black girl looking up
little girl with dreds
black reunion
black people hugging
black people kissing
black family
mother combing girl hair
little girl sitting on floor
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children and family
man carrying baby on his back
twin brothers
twin artists
black twin brothers
right hand, left hand
family walking with sticks
black tribe
man holding baby on his back
father carrying baby on back
black man holding baby
black man walking with baby on back
man holding his baby
babies in sky
baby in clouds
mother in chair
holding basinet
man hugging his daughter
man holding little girl
daddy looking at daughter
girl with braids
man looking at girl
girl playing with dog
mother in chair
woman drinking tea
black girl playing with dog
little girl with hat on
little girl holding her face
black women dancing
women with baskets on head
african women dancing
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braiding hair
combing hair
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african women praying
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Floral Arrangement of Senegal
by Paul Goodnight
Open Edition print
33" X 27”
Amira
by Keith Mallett
Open Edition print
12” X 36”
Naima
by Keith Mallett
Open Edition print
12” X 36”
Links and Lineage
by Paul Goodnight
Offset Lithograph
Open Edition print
27” X 37.5”
Cousins by the Dozens
by Paul Goodnight
Open Edition print
25" X 24"
My New Bonnet
by Sylvia Walker
Open Edition print
14” X 17”
Pretty Eyes
by Tom McKinney
Open Edition print
18" X 24"
Our Little Angel
by M.C. Wrey
Open Edition print
24” X 36”
My Precious
by W.C. Wrey
Open Edition print
24" X 36"
Family 1
Naima
by Keith Mallett
Open Edition print
12” X 36”
Mother and Child
by Kadir Nelson
Limited Edition/850
21" X 34” - print size
24" X 36" - frame size
Blue Monday
by Annie Lee
Open Edition print
15" X 21"
Herdsticks & Sandals
by Charles Bibbs
Open Edition print
24" X 18"
Good Times
by John Holyfield
Limited Edition print
Signed & Numbered
27” X 33”
Family Reunion
by John Holyfield
Open Edition print
24” X 33”
To purchase originals and prints by Courtney Loveless, click on her artwork, Be Still where you can purchase this print and even more of her beautiful, conceptual artwork. Contact Courtney Loveless.
Courtney Loveless
Courtney Loveless, a native of Saint Louis, MO, demonstrated a passion for art from an early age. She was strongly influenced by an artistic family including her father; renowned Christian art illustrator, James Loveless, Jr.
As a graduate of University of Missouri Rolla, Courtney currently works as a chemical engineer for a local St Louis company. Most of her art , which include paintings, drawings and murals, are a contemporary depiction of urban African American women, children and families. Whether she is working in oils, acrylics or colored pencils, her technique portrays urban attitudes in truly inspiring vibrant color!
Courtney not only draws and paints, but manages, promotes and sells her art prints too. We are proud to feature the artwork of Courtney Loveless.
When Paul Goodnight graduated from high school in the mid-1960s, war was raging in Vietnam. Like so many other young men, Goodnight was sent to fight. He arrived in Vietnam in 1967 and spent two harrowing years on his tour of duty. What he saw, heard, and felt traumatized him severely. In 1969 he returned stateside with a stutter and horrible memories. He moved to Boston and soon turned to drugs to deaden his pain. He could have been lost, but instead a horrible incident pushed Goodnight to get clean. He found the body of his close friend--also a drug user--dead. He had hung himself. "When someone that close to you dies," Goodnight told People Weekly, "you have to believe that could have been you. I thought I'd been given a reprieve." He quit drugs and turned to his childhood hobby of art.
Definition of Man
by Alan and Aaron Hicks
Open Edition print
20” X 16”
The Future
by WAK
Open Edition print
32" X 24"
Alan & Aaron Hicks:
Alan and Aaron Hicks are identical twin brothers from Chicago, Illinois. Not only do they share the same facial features, but the same unique talent as well.
Since the age of eight, the Allen and Aaron have shared an intense desire to express their creativity through drawing. Over time, what began as a journey of self-expression through art became a bona fide passion to capture "life" with whatever media God placed in their hands. The only question would be, "which hand?" because Alan paints with his left hand, while Aaron paints with his right.
Today, Allen and Aaron Hicks continue to stretch themselves as artists and consistently strive for Godly perfection in their work.
WAK (Kevin Anthony Williams)
Kevin A. Williams also known as WAK is one of the most popular African American artist in the nation. His art work comprises of various mediums and then reproduced on lithographs. WAK’s art are created from elements of love, intimacy, and passion while expressing love, community, and family through his paintings.
As the best-selling artist in the African-American print market, Williams is a popular personality at national art shows, conferences of African-American groups and major international events, including the Essence Music Festival. His art has been featured on television's Law & Order (NBC) and Soul Food (Showtime).
Kevin A. Williams recent years have included commissioned work for celebrities, such as televisions host and movie producer Oprah Winfrey and comedian Bernie Mac, as well as corporate clients.
CUSTOM FRAMING REQUESTS:
Custom framing is available for the prints you purchase. If you have a special request, other than what is featured in the shopping cart, please contact Loveless Galleries and we can custom your artwork to your specifications. We are available toll free at: 866-600-9025.
Video of John Holyfield talking about his challenges of being a single father, artist and businessman.
His education included Long Beach City College and California State University. Although he majored in business in college, he always had an affinity for fine art and he also took art classes.
His early artistic influences include Charles White, R.C. Gorman, Frank Howell and John Biggers and the artist’s earliest work were black and white illustrations that reflected a ‘sixties sensibility. The innovative, ever-evolving artist has over the years developed a distinctive style that fuses African, Native American and African American cultural themes and is characterized by a bold cross-hatching technique, which utilizes ink and acrylic. His hallmark is strong, larger-than-life figures, especially women, with exaggerated hands, feet and height. He states his aim: “I want [the viewers] to realize that each piece of art is about them. It’s about the deep inner feelings of one person being pictured in a way that touches you.”
Charles Bibbs
Charles Bibbs is a native of the Los Angeles Bay area, the second child in a family of ten.
Video Interview with Annie Lee
My Child, My Child
by Sherman Edwards
Open Edition print
21" X 27"
Magnificent Seven
by Wishum Gregory
Digital print
24" X 20"
Jamilia's Surprise
by Carl Owens
Open Edition print
20" X 26"
My New Bonnet
by Sylvia Walker
Open Edition print
14" X 17"
Cosmic Fling
by Kdir Nelson
Open Edition print
32" X 24"
Malaika
by Keith Mallett
Open Edition print
12” X 36”
Amirau
by Keith Mallett
Open Edition print
12” X 36”
Endangered Love
by Ruan Manning
Open Edition print
36" X 24"
Floral Arrangements of Senegal
by Paul Goodnight
Open Edition print
33.5" X 27”
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Cousins by the Dozens
by Paul Goodnight
Open Edition print
37.5" X 27"
Links & Lineage
by Paul Goodnight
Offset Lithograph
Open Edition
27" X 37.5"
Inheritance: Kenya I
Open Edition
28" X 22"
Now Listen Hea'
by Maurice Evans
Open Edition print
29" X 29"
Kenya II
Masai Mafa Plains, Kenya
by James Urbach
Open Edition print
40" X 19"
Kenya III - Elephant & Giraff
Open Edition print
28" X 28"
Elephants
Open Edition print
36" X 12"
Women of Kenya
by Danta Fauchom
Open Edition print
10" X 8"
Envision this piece of
artwork framed and on
your mantle place...
Go ahead....treat yourself!
The Worst Sight
by WAK
Limited Edition/850
25" X 28"
Tiger's Cave
Open Edition print
36" X 24"
As a majestic African Queen stands on the shores off the coast of Africa, she looks out into the Atlantic Ocean and her eyes behold The Worst Sight ever seen - slave ships approaching Africa.
Tears well up in her eyes and she is overcome by a feeling
of helplessness and rage as she feels evil in the air.
This is a must have for your children, grand children and their children. We must not forget where we have come
and how far we still need to go in order to make a
difference in this world...
David & Goliathe
by Kadir Nelson
Limited Edition/850
22" X 34"
Guardian Angel
by Albert Fennell
Limited Edition/1800
26.5" X 36.5" - print size
29.5" X 39.5" - framed size
Tomatoes Size
by Leslie Clar
Open Edition Print
36" X 24"
