Fallen Soldiers Edition:Giclee on Paper Charles Mingus

Charles Mingus

This piece was originally entitled "Spirit of the West" but was renamed "Indian Paintbrush" after Thomas Blackshear became aware of a flower that grows in the West of the same name that was eaten by various Native American ethnic groups

Included in this poster are images of the Dallas County Voters League

A high quality tapestry throw made in the United State of America out of 100% Cotton

A classic and timeless open edition art print by Frank Morrison featuring four African-Americans sitting at the table and playing Spades

Fallen Soldiers Edition:Giclee on Paper Charles MingusA giclee on paper or canvas by Thomas Williams depicting a young Black man who is tired of witnessing the murders of his heroes and icons. These fallen soldiers represented the best of us and were the people that inspired him to achieve and be all that he should be. This piece is the first in Thomas' "Fallen Soldier" series. The tears in this image are Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Benjamin Brown, and Medgar Evers. This piece is available as Giclee on