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The Emir tear She stands with her hands

The Emir tear She stands with her handsA breathtaking work of art by Ludwig Deutsch of an African "Emir", which is a title usually bestowed upon a Muslim military commander or local chieftain. The moor in this historical image is standing in his traditional ethnic garb and has a sword in his hand and two elaborate daggers in his belt This open edition work of art measures 14x7. 38 inches (paper) and 12x5. 38 inches (image). It is produced on acid free paper using archival inks.

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Description

She stands with her hands outstretch representing the virtue of "Friendship"

This spear was crafted from ecologically harvested Neem trees by a member of the Akamba ethnic group

A popular abstract work featuring a variety of swirling colors by Chicago native Fred Mathews

connecting you to the heart of African history and fashion

This piece is an original work of art (one of a kind) that measures 28

The Emir tear She stands with her handsA breathtaking work of art by Ludwig Deutsch of an African "Emir", which is a title usually bestowed upon a Muslim military commander or local chieftain. The moor in this historical image is standing in his traditional ethnic garb and has a sword in his hand and two elaborate daggers in his belt This open edition work of art measures 14x7. 38 inches (paper) and 12x5. 38 inches (image). It is produced on acid free paper using archival inks.

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