Crown Me Lord (Male) african american boy The technique was first used

The technique was first used in the 3rd millennium BC and is continued today by this select group of craftsmen in Burkino Faso

The fight for American independence was a transformative period that witnessed the courageous contributions of many unsung heroes

Across her body is a sash that reads "Praise" as she floats above a cloud

The poster was created to inspire the viewer to think about and understand the power of Unity

I'll Be There For You by Fred Mathews is an African-American work of art of a father holding his child in one arm as he kindly watches over him

Crown Me Lord (Male) african american boy The technique was first usedA religious themed work of art inspired by biblical scripture depicting an African American Jesus placing a crown on the head of a deserving Black Man who has endured and loves the Messiah Jesus. This release by Salaam Muhammad was inspired by two biblical scriptures, 2 Timothy 4: 7 8 and James 1: 12 that read as shown below: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. From now on there is reserved for me the crown