Eaglevale Riders Medium:Offset Lithoraph Laurie Cooper's In His Hands

Laurie Cooper's In His Hands is a work of art depicting a black infant being held amongst clouds by spiritual hands

We give all of our hats African names and this one is entitled "Dubaku" which means "Child born eleventh"

Monica Stewart's Unity depicts four black women in distinctive garbs holding hands and friendly embracing one another in unity

An open edition release from Atlanta based artist Gerald Ivey

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Eaglevale Riders Medium:Offset Lithoraph Laurie Cooper's In His HandsDrenched in early afternoon sunlight and crowned by early summer foliage and sweeping high clouds, two smartly dressed young women stop to rest after a lovely bike ride along the waters edge. They stand proudly just shy of Eaglevale Bridge and Ladies Pond situated along Central Parks west wall in New York City. The water sparkles and their new bicycles gleam in the midday sun as they prepare to turn back for the second leg of their journey. Eaglevale