Nat Love (Deadwood Dick) chief justice This piece depicts an African

This piece depicts an African American man letting it be known that he is an American also and entitled to all the rights that any other American citizen enjoys

A calendar that features the celebrated artwork of the late William Tolliver

Let Me Tell You is an African-American work of art illustrating one young girl whispering into the ear of another while a third girl sits and looks at them with curiosity

an elegant figurine that beautifully captures the essence of divine love and compassion

wiry playground giant stands tall over a jagged skyline of tenements and fire escapes

Nat Love (Deadwood Dick) chief justice This piece depicts an AfricanNat Love, also known as Deadwood Dick, was an African American cowboy and an iconic figure in the Old West. Born in June 1854 enslaved in Davidson County, Tennessee, he gained freedom after the Civil War and ventured to the frontier in search of a new life. Nat Love became a legendary cowboy, known for his exceptional skills as a roping expert, marksman, and horseman. His reputation spread far and wide due to his adventures in cattle drives, rodeos,