The Victorio Campaign Frame:Unframed and the artist Edwin Lester

and the artist Edwin Lester

In Her Loving Arms II is an African-American work of art by Melinda Byers highlighting a smiling mother in a white dress holding her sleeping child in her arms amidst candlelight

we didn't just eat

demonstrating his lifelong commitment to the education and advancement of African Americans

An open edition work of art by Annie Lee depicting a group of African American missionary board members sitting in church praise praising the heavenly father during a church service

The Victorio Campaign Frame:Unframed and the artist Edwin LesterChief Victorio, a formidable warrior and leader of the Warm Springs band of the central Apaches, fiercely fought for the preservation of ancestral lands and his people's rights. Raised in the harsh terrains of New Mexico's Black Range, Victorio faced intense hostility between Apache Native Americans and encroaching settlers. His military acumen in battle made him both revered and feared. The U. S. government sought to control and relocate the Apache