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"Black Tie Affair" is the Black couple formal dance art print that makes you want to dress up just looking at it—a glittering celebration by Antionette Simmons Hodges where a stunning couple in blue, yellow, and white holds the center while elegantly dressed guests dance around them. Presented in a premium framed canvas, this cinematic scene arrives as a fully finished work ready to bring the gala energy to your wall.
Hodges painted this as a tribute to Black social life at its most expansive—the formal dances and gatherings where community, style, and joy converge. The central couple moves with easy confidence, Hodges lavishing attention on each surrounding figure to create a composition that reads as a real event rather than a posed tableau. Rich blues, vibrant oranges, and formal whites give the scene a festive warmth impossible to ignore. In a framed canvas, this African American dance art finds the formal presentation its magnificent subject deserves.
The gallery-wrapped canvas is mounted on a 1.25" pine frame and finished with a decorative outer frame in your choice of Gold, Black, Silver, or White. A gold frame amplifies the warm celebratory palette; black creates sophisticated contrast with the crowd scene; silver and white make the blues and oranges pop with contemporary freshness. Arrives fully assembled and completely ready to hang.
Hang "Black Tie Affair" in a dining room, living room, or entryway where its energy sets the tone. An exceptional anniversary gift, Valentine's Day gift, or wedding present—any occasion that honors Black love and the joy of celebrating it publicly and beautifully.
Premium framed stretched canvas giclée, printed with museum-grade inks. Choice of Gold, Black, Silver, or White frame. Arrives completely ready to hang. Available in sizes from 12×18" to 20×30".
Antionette Simmons Hodges has devoted her career to painting the full richness of African American life—bring "Black Tie Affair" home and let the celebration continue.
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