Into the Night: Henry Ossian Flipper Framed:Unframed anchoring pose

anchoring pose

The image depicts a group of African American women

and Little Melba and her Big Trombone

An open edition work of art by Queens (NYC) resident Andrew Nichols depicting an African American female violinist performing

The work of art measures 24x18 inches and is a Limited Edition Giclee on Watercolor Paper

Into the Night: Henry Ossian Flipper Framed:Unframed anchoring poseIn the shadow of Reconstruction America, Henry Ossian Flipper blazed a trail that would illuminate the path for generations to come. Born into slavery in Thomasville, Georgia, in 1856, Flipper's journey from bondage to becoming the first African American to graduate from West Point in 1877 epitomizes the indomitable spirit of those who dare to dream beyond their circumstances. Flipper's life was a testament to pressing forward through darkness. At