Overview
A powerful, stylized art print celebrating the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, featuring a muscular male figure standing atop a classical column dated 1911. The figure is flanked by a sword and lightning bolts, rendered in the fraternity's signature royal purple and old gold color scheme, complete with the official crest and Greek letters.
Story
Founded on November 17, 1911, at Howard University, Omega Psi Phi was the first international fraternal organization founded at a historically Black college. This artwork captures the strength, history, and pride of the 'Que Dogs' through heroic, mythological imagery.
Maker / Origin
William A. King Jr., widely known by his signature 'WAK', is a celebrated contemporary African American artist renowned for his powerful, positive, and culturally rich illustrations. His work frequently honors Black Greek Letter Organizations, capturing their dignity, heritage, and brotherhood with a distinct, dynamic illustrative style.
Condition & Value
The print appears to be in very good condition with bright colors and no visible fading. The purple mat board shows minor wear at the corners, but the artwork itself is well-preserved. Framing the matted print under UV-protective glass will preserve its value.