We Serve Our Community II
An inspiring release from New Orleans, Louisiana native Ted Ellis. This work of art depicts members of an African American community working together during this time of pandemics and the persecution of Black men and women to protect themselves, their family and their community.
They stand hand in hand as a sign of strength and solidarity. Refusing to let outside forces break the bonds that strengthen their spirits and allows them to make a difference.
This open edition work of art measures 11x17 inches in size. Giclee on Paper.
"The Greatness of a Community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members." - Coretta Scott King
An inspiring release from New Orleans, Louisiana native Ted Ellis. This work of art depicts members of an African American community working together during this time of pandemics and the persecution of Black men and women to protect themselves, their family and their community.
They stand hand in hand as a sign of strength and solidarity. Refusing to let outside forces break the bonds that strengthen their spirits and allows them to make a difference.
This open edition work of art measures 11x17 inches in size. Giclee on Paper.
"The Greatness of a Community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members." - Coretta Scott King
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An inspiring release from New Orleans, Louisiana native Ted Ellis. This work of art depicts members of an African American community working together during this time of pandemics and the persecution of Black men and women to protect themselves, their family and their community.
They stand hand in hand as a sign of strength and solidarity. Refusing to let outside forces break the bonds that strengthen their spirits and allows them to make a difference.
This open edition work of art measures 11x17 inches in size. Giclee on Paper.
"The Greatness of a Community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members." - Coretta Scott King
