African American Art Long Sleeve T-Shirts

The Spectrum

A violet blooming in February. A woman holds a bunch of violets in her hands while standing in forest of lovely reds, purples, and pinks.

A woman arranges daisies in a yellow vase. Her room is filled with plants and natural light.

Ida B. Wells was an American investigative journalist, educator, and early leader in the civil rights movement. She was one of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

We're here, we're queer, and we're not going anywhere. Love is Love!

Celebrate Black heroes!

In March, a daffodil blooms. A woman in blue and gold holds a yellow flower. She is surrounded by green and yellow plants

You create You

Afrocentric queen with her horse abstract

Lion face drawing. Line artwork of a lion - traditional pencil drawing. Scanned and digitally enhanced for teepublic :)

Celebrate Juneteenth with a touch of contemporary artistry in this vibrant poster design. Featuring a woman adorned with colorful geometric shapes, this artwork represents the intersection of tradition and modernity. It symbolizes the progress made over the years while acknowledging the ongoing journey towards racial equality and freedom.

For 400 years they been giving us scraps But every time we take scraps and make a masterpiece We took the scraps and made soul food We took the scraps and made fashion We took our pain and made jazz, rook, hip hop and r&b We took the ghettos, gave them culture and built them up to the standards of gentrification.

Queen of Rock n Roll in WPAP design.

Forest Fairy

African, primitive, contemporary Kuna Indian mola, Kuna music box, San Blas Islands, abstract art, Virginia Vivier, Vagabond Folk Art, Indie art, Boho decor, Modern boho decor, bohemian, primitive art, red yellow navy turquoise, African quilt, Native American quilt

In bantu knots decorated with gold, this girl is ready to standout. She wears black sunglasses, gold jewelry, and a black and white shirt. A butterfly and bird fly near her.

black woman digital art design with big afro hair

Petaaw Dance of the Cowries Mystical African Patterns. Abstract design inspired by the cowrie shells (petaaw) used for mystical fortune telling in Africa. original cultural gift.

African traditional mask inspired design exploring traditional tribal motifs, patterns and symbols with a contemporary treatment. Contemporary African art, beyond the cliché.

Supafrolistic Design by Su:pa Cut copy paste create

Three The Edo Way Variant #5

Who do you see on the inside? Art by M. Coise (https://www.instagram.com/m.coise/)

Samurai Chillin...

Figure drawing in a state of submission.

Modern in creation but nostalgic in design. My Art Nouveau style Beauty series is meant to recall that era full of remarkably beautiful art. It was also art that excluded some people who should have been included. Mine is a different perspective. Copyright Tina Lavoie. All rights reserved.

T-shirt that celebrates Black culture & visibility

art celebrating photographers

Original artwork by Tony Cisse. (Pen and ink). A graphic art depiction of African women returning home through a baobab forest at the end of a day working in their farms. Ideal gift for all those that love Africa and African contemporary art. It is an unforgettable original birthday present, friendship gift, for your best friend, relative, family member, work colleague, girlfriend, boyfriend or spouse who loves original artwork.

"He was a loner, burdened with no power, no passion, and no voice"

Aim High

Black Features are beautiful and should be celebrated.

A wooden carving of an Afrocentric Father And Son

This is a beautiful combo of black and white African pattern and Kente (Ghanian pattern)

Three women with big, beautiful natural hair adorn themselves in gold

be proud of your African Roots, makes a great gift to celebrate black history month, African traditional motifs , african symbolic trees, ever Forget Your African Roots, african, human, africa map, african culture, african design, africa continent, black history month, black women, black man, equality, civil rights, freedom, liberal, pride, white, know your roots,

David T Orwell was a resident of Beaver Brook (Worcester Ma). Painting is based on photo by William Bullard. The original painting is oil on aerosol on two 36" x 24" canvases. For pricing & info contact Jay Luiz at blu Egg Interiors Gallery, Fort Lauderdale 508-680-6218 OR Chasen Galleries Sarasota 941-260-5787