ATL Collectibles & Custom Framing sells African American art online and in our Atlanta gallery: more than 800 prints, canvas giclees, figurines and collectibles from Black artists such as Charles Bibbs, John Holyfield, Kevin "WAK" Williams and Thomas Blackshear. Every piece ships nationwide, and every print earns 25% off custom framing.
African American art chosen by a working gallery
This collection is not a marketplace feed. Every piece is chosen and sold by a physical gallery at The Mall at Stonecrest, so the people behind it handle the art, read the editions and answer questions. That is the difference between buying Black art from a listing and buying African American fine art from a dealer.
At a glance
Formats: open edition prints, signed limited editions, canvas giclees, figurines, sculpture
Deepest artists: Charles Bibbs (180+), John Holyfield (100+), Kevin "WAK" Williams (110), Edwin Lester (35)
Themes: family, faith, jazz, Black history, love and community
Shipping: nationwide from Atlanta
Framing: 25% off custom framing with any print
Black art for sale, by what you are looking for
- [Black art prints] for every budget
- [Limited edition African American art prints], signed and numbered
- [African American art on canvas]
- [African American figurines]
- [Black family art]
- [African American Christian art
How to choose a format
Open editions are the most affordable way to bring a favorite image home. Limited editions are capped at a set number, signed and numbered, and become harder to find once the edition sells out. Hand-embellished giclees add paint on top of each canvas, so no two are identical. Choose by the room, then by the budget.
What a dealer checks before you buy
Art collecting rewards a few habits: confirm the edition type, read the number in the margin, keep the certificate of authenticity where one is issued, and store the paperwork with the piece. Our product pages list the edition size and signature on every limited piece so you can compare before you buy.
Why it matters to collect at home
Black art now sits in national collections like the [Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture]. Collecting at home keeps the same stories on your own walls, where family and friends see them every day.
Frequently asked questions
How do I start collecting African American art?
Start with an artist or theme you love, then choose a format that fits your budget: open edition prints are affordable, limited edition prints are signed and numbered, and hand-embellished canvas giclees are the closest to an original. Keep every certificate of authenticity.
Is the art on this site authentic?
Yes. ATL Collectibles sells published editions from the artists and their publishers, and signed limited editions are described with their edition size and, where issued, a certificate of authenticity.
Do you ship African American art nationwide?
Yes. Prints, canvas and figurines ship across the United States from our Atlanta gallery. Large canvas pieces may ship rolled, as noted on the product page.
Can I see the art in person before buying?
Yes. Most pieces can be seen at our gallery on Level 2 of The Mall at Stonecrest in the Atlanta metro.
Can I get my art framed?
Yes. Every print purchase earns 25% off custom framing at our Stonecrest framing shop.
Start your collection
Browse the collection above, or visit the [Black art gallery] to see the work in person.