African Dancing Woman Art Framed Canvas Wall Art African Tribal Art African Decor
African Dancing Woman Art Framed Canvas Wall Art African Tribal Art African Decor
Overview
African Art Grunge Ethnic African Dance Culture Canvas Wall Art
This high quality African American canvas wall art "African Dancing Woman" will look great hanging in your home, office or dorm. Comes framed and ready to hang right out of the box. Our canvas' represent the latest in the evolution of high-quality, high-consistency canvas. This art should be meaningful, motivating and truly complement the person you are everyday.
3 Premium Canvas Sizes To Choose From:
- LargeSize (36W X 36L)Â
- MediumSize (24W x 24L)
- SmallSize (16W x 16L)
1.25" Frame Thickness
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- High-quality U.S. made 342 GSM and 14 mill canvas with a satin finish.
- Archival canvas contains no optical brighteners and will not yellow over time.
- Premium latex water-based ink is Greenguard and Ecologo certified for low chemical emissions and reduced environmental impact.
- Latex inks are superior to solvent inks when it comes to image quality, scratch resistance, and durability.
- All sets are stretched by hand by our experts and gallery wrapped over high-quality SPF wooden frames. NOT hazardous MDF
*Mockups represent the largest size. Please reference the sizing chart with measurements in inches.
*Everything is HAND framed so there may be a VERY SLIGHT discrepancy between the pictured image and the final product. Rest assured we will NEVER send anything out that isn't as close to perfect as possible.
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never forget the struggle!
Rebecca Lee Crumpler (1831–1895), the first Black woman in the United States to qualify as a doctor, opened her own medical clinic in Boston and dedicated herself to treating women and children who lived in poverty. She treated patients regardless of their ability to pay and often took no money for her work.
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