One nation, indivisible. That's the promise we all learned to say. This Black American art print asks what that word means when you're a Black woman in America: holding everything together for everybody, and still getting left out of the "all" at the end of the sentence.
It's for the women who keep the whole thing standing and rarely get thanked for it.
Pick archival paper for framing, or a black art canvas that's ready to hang. Hang it in the entryway of a modern home, where it's the first thing people see, as part of a wall of African American art prints that say something. It's a meaningful Mother's Day gift for the woman who holds the family together.
- Archival print on 340 GSM, 100% cotton rag paper, matte finish
- Canvas wraps hand-stretched on 1.25 inch deep wood frames
- Paper and canvas sizes: 8x12, 12x18, 16x24, 24x36 inches
© Monty Live Art. All rights reserved. The artwork is not sold with reproduction rights.
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