Prints

19 x 22 1/2

Open Edition

23" x 29"

Open Edition

27 x 35 1/8

Open Edition

25 x 31

Open Edition

Rose Summers

Archival Pigment Print - 175 lb. Rag Paper

14.25" x 36"

1/25

Archival Pigment Print - 175 lb. Rag Paper

Image on print: 33" x 24.75"

Paper size: 36" x 28"

1/25

25 x 17 

Limited Edition

616/850

25 x 38

Open Edition

26 1/2 x 36 1/2

Open Edition

Rose Summers

 Archival Print 100% Cotton Paper.

1/150

24.25" x 28.0"

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Archival Pigment Print 

19.0" x 23.0"

Edition of 175

21 x 33 

Signed Limited Edition

Edition of 199 

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Seriagraph

 25.5” x 40.0"

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Seriagraph

 27.5” x 40.0"

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Seriagraph

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Seriagraph

46.5" x 38.2"

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Seriagraph

By: Paul Goodnight

Medium - Seriagraph

27.0" x 43.0"

A beautifully produced 256 page, hardbound cover book, featuring 300+ published works by renowned artist Larry Poncho Brown to celebrate 40 years in the art world. Foreword by Dr. Leslie King Hammond, and an introduction by author Dennis Forbes. Experience the artists journey in his own words and learn the back story behind his success as a full time artist in America. Published by Mandela Media. See a preview at https://issuu.com/larryponchobrown/docs/l.ponchobook_final-low_res_pgs.2021 

THIS IS A PRE-RELEASE PURCHASE. RELEASE DATE AND BOOK SIGNING WILL BE JULY 30th & 31st 2022. Order & Reserve NOW.

Additional shipping charges will apply unless picked-up at Umoja Fine Arts. 

Limited Edition Artist Proof

1/25

Limited Edition

1/150

40” x 30”

Limited Edition 

Giclee on Canvas

Limited to an edition of 15

Signed and numbered

Ready to hang (no frame required)

24” x 20”

Artist Proof

Archival Pigment Print 

Limited to an edition of 25

100 pound Cotton Rag Paper

Archival Pigment print 

Limited Edition of 50

Archival Pigment print 

Limited Edition of 150

22” x 33” 

Edition of 50

This painting represents the triumphant dance of the sustaining force that kept
black people alive, flourishing and successful in many areas of life, while
overcoming incredible obstacles and disadvantages. That sustaining force is “Black
Love!” Theelebrating their colorful heritage found in the loins of their forefathers
as represented by the African mask man’s face between them. The three figures
joined together creates a “heart” of love and the ribbons atop of the head ties the
diverse and beautiful culture of a people that was created through black love.
The couple dancing above a chess board represents the intelligence, intuition,
skill, courage and strategic maneuverings it took to bring us from 1619 to 2022!
The only sustainable force that could do this and continues to do this is “Black Love”