The AAF is a "for profit" organization. Our intent is to build the AAF as a viable business to support the African people who work within the organization, the artists who contribute their works of art, and the communities in which all of these people live.

So when you purchase art from the African Art Foundation, you are not only getting incredible African art, at a great value, you are contributing to the economic infrastructure that will sustain these African families, and help them to be truly self sufficient.

A colorful African impressionist piece, beautifully hand painted oil on canvas. This piece is simply striking at 26 inches wide by 12 inches high, and the color is stunning and vibrant. This is a hand paintied original, and once it is sold, it will be gone.

A beautiful oil on canvas beautifully hand painted. This piece is simply striking, and will hold any viewers attention as it draws you in. at 25 inches wide by 12 inches high, it is just and amazing piece, and Ariho uses color to create a magnificent orientation of light.

If you're looking for a true representation of African culture this is it! This is not only art, but a mural of African culture, a story right befor your eyes. This is a real treasure at 24 inches wide by 36 inches high, and the precise detail is truly amazing.

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Brightly colored and beautifully hand painted African batik. This is a great show piece at 26 inches high by 16 inches wide, and the color is pure African. This piece is of a single young Masai warrior.

This batik is beautiful in color and displays a group of African elephants walking across the plains. This piece is 26 inches wide by 16 inches high and would make a great addition to any art collection.

A stencil batik is also done by hand, but this technique allows production in quantity. These batiks are not one of a kind, but are beautifully done by a combination of spray, brush, and removal techniques. This piece is of an African ceremonial dance.

This is abeautiful batik of African bull elephants, the largest of all African animals. With rich color and texture, the grass was created by removing applied oil paint, a widley used batik technique that works wondefully on these diverse textiles.