and sound an alarm in my holy mountain: let all the inhabitants of the land tremble: for the day of the LORD cometh
as the flag bearer stands proudly aside
A limited edition work of art depicting an African American couple standing in front of a church
It is a tribute to those of African descent who have been called "The People of the Sun" because of their melanin and the fact that their natural habitat is in areas where the sun shines brightest
Nelson paints a Young Frederick Douglass who looks skyward as he prepares to board his train to freedom
Harlem Equis Edition:Limited Edition and sound an alarm inThe sun is high and the air is crisp in the heart of Harlem as this brave twosome calmly surveys the bustling intersection at Lenox Avenue and 135th Street, circa 1940. Well dressed city slickers stride past the stoic pair, avoiding the paths of fancy automobiles, packed streetcars, and the chants of noisy street vendors. The distinguished officers stylishly keep the peace, uphold the law, and gracefully protect New Yorks Black Mecca. The giclee is
