Sunday Morning Prayer (S/N 150)

“Sunday Morning Prayer (S/N 150)” by Charles Bibbs is a deeply evocative representation of spirituality, strength, and reflection. The artwork portrays a robust, contemplative woman seated on the ground, her body positioned in a posture of prayer or meditation. Her hands, prominently outstretched, suggest a powerful moment of supplication or deep spiritual connection. The figure’s monumental form, with exaggerated limbs and body, emphasizes her grounded presence and inner resilience.

The rich, earthy tones of her clothing and skin create a warm, textured palette that conveys a sense of peace and introspection. The simplicity of the background contrasts with the intricate cross-hatching and detailing of the woman’s form, drawing attention to her serene yet strong expression. Bibbs’ use of scale and proportion imbues the figure with a sense of dignity and quiet power, capturing the essence of devotion and the sacredness of personal prayer.

This piece celebrates the grace and strength found in everyday moments of faith, presenting a visual ode to the spiritual rituals that connect people to something greater than themselves. “Sunday Morning Prayer” is both a tribute to the spiritual practices of the Black community and a universal portrayal of personal reflection.

Media: Giclee Print
Paper: Museum quality, heavyweight, acid-free, watercolor-textured paper, printed with archival inks.
Signed & Numbered: Yes
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
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