The Founding of African Lodge

This artwork portrays a defining moment in early American Freemasonry, as Prince Hall presents a charter before a gathering of brethren. The scene captures a formal assembly within a lodge setting, where attention is focused on the document being introduced, symbolizing legitimacy, unity, and the establishment of a lasting institution.

The composition emphasizes leadership, order, and shared purpose. Each figure is engaged, reflecting the seriousness of the occasion and the collective commitment to principles of brotherhood and moral instruction. The presence of the charter at the center of the scene represents recognition, foundation, and the beginning of a legacy that would endure through generations.

 This piece serves as both a historical tribute and a powerful visual representation of perseverance, organization, and the formation of African Lodge. It stands as a meaningful addition to any lodge or personal collection, honoring a pivotal moment in Masonic history.

This piece may be purchased individually or alongside other Masonic artworks, allowing collectors to build a cohesive and meaningful display.

Artwork Specifications:

Image Size: 19 1/4 inches wide x 25 1/4 inches tall
Depth: 1.5 inches 
Orientation: Landscape
Presentation: Professionally framed