African American Religious Artwork
The African American culture is known for its faith in religion as well as the flair for praising their God. Many artists have taken different approaches to putting that faith and praise into framed African American religious art. Religion is a glorious thing and art lovers everywhere will see the glory in these magnificent pieces.
Beverly Lopez is one of the most controversial artists in this category along with Hulis Mavruk. Each of them created a framed African American religious art paintings titled “The Last Supper” in a black rendition of the moment. Both of these pieces are very popular and are sought out by art lovers quite often. Vincent Barzoni went along the same lines with his piece “Black Resurrection” which also a truly beautiful piece.
Gregory Myrik and Marcell use their talents to create a framed African American religious art pieces that tie together the importance of religion and family. Two of their best works are “Sunday Best” and “Mother’s Prayer”. When thinking of prayer two pieces jump to the head of the list; one is “Praying for Him” by Laurie Cooper and the other is “Praying Hands” by Tim Ashkar.
Henry Lee Battle has two pieces that are very popular among lovers of African American art and they are “This Too Shall Pass” and “Blessed and Highly favored”. These pieces bring a feeling of warmth and joy to those that see them. “Mommy Said” by Danny Hahlbohm is a very touching piece of art that brings religion back to a simpler time for most people.