Johnny Myers' Apex Slave Ship is a work of art from the From Africa To America Collection illustrating African slaves chained and crowded together sleeping on the wooden boards of a slave ship
allowing them to pass crucial information and guide freedom seekers north while maintaining their religious duties
His efforts significantly contributed to the eventual American victory at the Battle of Yorktown
Body and Soul by Merrill Robinson is an erotic art print depicting a nude black couple intimately embraced in each others' arms
You Are My Joy by April Harrison is a work of art depicting a black mother in a flower-patterned dress holding her daughter in her arms while looking toward the sky
Kansas City Dugout Edition:Remarque Johnny Myers' Apex Slave ShipA limited edition giclee featuring an image from his award winning book "We Are The Ship: The Story of Negro League Baseball". This image depicts John "Buck" O'Neil, (standing, third from right) player and manager for the Kansas City Monarchs, as he surveys the field during a home game in 1949. Seated next to him is outfielder, Frank Duncan, Jr.. Standing (from left to right) is the bat boy, and the second baseman, Curtis Roberts. Seated in the dugout
