
Unveiling the Majestic
African Queens: Celebrating Afro Art and Black History in the UK














Queen Amina of Nigeria – African Artwork perfect for Black History Month
Celebrate the legacy of African queens with this stunning mixed media painting inspired by Queen Amina of Nigeria. Known for her fierce leadership and military brilliance, Queen Amina expanded the city-state of Zazzau (now Zaria) in the 16th century, leaving a lasting impact on African history.
This 50 x 50 cm African artwork captures her regal presence with intricate details, including a white headwrap, golden beads, and a lion face symbolizing strength. Framed with vibrant blue Ankara fabric and metallic paint accents, the piece blends tradition and modernity, making it a unique addition to your collection.
Perfect for those seeking art for Black History Month or a meaningful statement piece, this painting celebrates African heritage and the enduring power of African queens. Ready to hang, signed, and complete with a certificate of authenticity, it’s a bold tribute to African culture and history.
Queen Nandi of South Africa
Perfect as art for Black History Month, this piece honors Queen Nandi’s pivotal role in shaping the Zulu Empire and inspiring future generations. Add this meaningful artwork to your collection or gallery wall and celebrate the power and beauty of African heritage.
Queen Nandi’s influence on her son was what led him to become the greatest leader of the Zulu tribe.
Build a beautiful Afro Art gallery wall with limited edition art prints with sizes from 40 cm x 40 cm. Other sizes are available on request.
Queen Asantewaa of Ghana- a Courageous African Queen
Celebrate the courage and legacy of African Queens with this powerful mixed-media art print of Queen Yaa Asantewaa of the Ashanti Empire, Ghana. Depicted with her sword atop a rocky outcrop, accompanied by her loyal lion, this African artwork symbolizes strength and resilience. Her regal attire in vibrant yellows, reds, and siennas contrasts beautifully against the African bush and sky, capturing her bold defiance.
Queen Asantewaa was official protector of the Ashanti Empire’s most precious possession – the golden stool. When the British troops invaded in 1886 and demanded possession of it, she refused and instead led an army against them. She became an image of strength and resistance.
Queen Asantewaa’s historic leadership in defending her people and heritage is honored in this piece, making it ideal as art for Black History Month or as a meaningful addition to any collection. This print celebrates African heritage and the timeless strength of women.
Build a beautiful Afro Art gallery wall with limited edition art prints with sizes from 40 cm x 40 cm. Other sizes are available on request.
The Agojie (Dahomey) of Benin- Symbols of Female Power
The Agojie female warriors recently portrayed in the 2022 film Woman King. They were from the ancient Kingdom of Dahomey in West Africa. These fierce women warriors were national heroes and symbols of female power, but also helped the rise of the 18th century slave trade.
This African artwork pays tribute to their bravery and advanced tactics, blending bold colors and textured details to bring their story to life. Perfect as art for Black History Month, this limited-edition print celebrates African heritage and the extraordinary contributions of powerful women throughout history.
Build a beautiful Afro Art gallery wall with limited edition art prints with sizes from 40 cm x 40 cm. Other sizes are available on request.
The Lozikeyi of Zimbabwe – Spritual Leader and African Queen
Celebrate the legacy of African Queens with this stunning Ndebele art painting honoring Queen Lozikeyi of Zimbabwe. Known for her strength and leadership, Queen Lozikeyi guided her people through times of turmoil, becoming a symbol of resilience and unity.
In this captivating portrayal, she leads a zebra, symbolizing her grace and determination. Inspired by Himba and Ndebele cultures, the artwork incorporates vibrant colors and traditional elements, reflecting African heritage and the natural beauty of Zimbabwe’s landscape.
Queen Lozikeyi was the senior wife of King Lobengula and among her duties as Senior Queen was overseeing the white people and their interaction with the members of the Ndebele community. Ideal as art for Black History Month, this piece commemorates Queen Lozikeyi’s impact and celebrates the powerful women who shaped African history. Build a beautiful Afro Art gallery wall with limited edition art prints with sizes from 40 cm x 40 cm. Other sizes are available on request.
Queen Nzinga of Angola – From the African Queens docuseries on Netflix
Honor the courageous and resilient African Queens who shaped history with this striking African Wall Art piece, inspired by the legendary Queen Nzinga.
Born in 1583, Queen Nzinga was a master strategist who ruled the kingdoms of Ndongo and Matamba with unmatched skill. She became a symbol of resistance against Portuguese colonial aggression, dedicating her life to defending her people’s sovereignty. This artwork captures her regal elegance and military prowess, immortalizing her in the company of a majestic lion, symbolizing her strength, bravery, and unwavering resolve.
The painting is rich in African symbolism, with Queen Nzinga adorned in traditional Zulu atire with metallic gold and silver accents. The inclusion of her spear further emphasizes her leadership and military might. As part of Jedidah’s curated collection of art for Black History Month, this piece honors Queen Nzinga’s enduring legacy. Whether you’re seeking African artwork to enrich your home or looking for meaningful art to commemorate Black History Month, this masterpiece brings to life the strength and elegance of one of Africa’s greatest leaders. Celebrate the legacy of African Queens—order your African Wall Art print today!
Queen Amanierenas of the Kingdom of Kush (Aka the “One-Eyed Nubian Queen”)
Celebrate the strength, courage, and resilience of African Queens with this powerful African Wall Art, inspired by the legendary Nubian Queen Amanirenas. Known for her leadership and defiance against Roman imperialism, this striking painting captures the essence of her reign, immortalizing her as the “One-Eyed Nubian Warrior Queen.”
Queen Amanirenas ruled from around 40 BCE, leading her people against the mighty Roman Empire. Despite the loss of her husband, son, and even her eye in battle, she remained unyielding in her quest to protect her kingdom. This artwork honors her bravery, depicting Queen Amanirenas standing poised for battle, with her loyal elephant by her side. she embodies the strength and defiance that defined her leadership. The painting vividly portrays Queen Amanirenas in a red cloak, inspired by Maasai traditional dress, set against the dramatic backdrop of African landscapes.
Order your African Wall Art today and celebrate the strength and spirit of African Queens throughout history! Prints available measuring from 29.7 cm to 42 cm (A3).
Queen Khetoane Modjadji I of South Africa – Celebrate the Mystique of South African Rain Queens
Celebrate the mystique and legacy of Modjadji, the legendary Rain Queen, with this stunning African Artwork. Ruler of the Balobedu people from 1854 to 1894, Modjadji was revered for what appeared to be her mystical ability to summon rain, ensuring the prosperity of her kingdom. This artwork captures her divine presence, blending vibrant Southern African hues with intricate details like metallic 3D jewelry and face paint that highlight her spiritual power and regal status.
Perfect for Black History Month, this piece measuring 90 cm x 70 cm honors Modjadji’s sacred role and the enduring legacy of African Queens. A tribute to resilience, leadership, and cultural heritage, this art brings the beauty of African history into any space. Order your Rain Queen Afro Art today to celebrate her timeless influence!
Queen Khetoane Modjadji II of South Africa – A Legacy of Power and Grace
This captivating African Wall Art celebrates the legacy of Masalanabo Modjadji II, a revered South African Rain Queen known for her mystical power over clouds and rainfall. The artwork portrays the Rain Queen walking alongside a cheetah, a symbol of strength and agility, against an abstract blue and brown backdrop. Dressed in a black gown with intricate Zulu-inspired beadwork and adorned with 3D metallic gold jewelry, her regal presence is elevated by bold loop earrings, face paint, and an Egyptian-style necklace.
Masalanabo Modjadji II, who reigned from 1854 to 1894, was a sacred leader performing secret rituals to sustain her people’s prosperity. This painting captures her grace, power, and deep connection to nature, blending textured mixed media with vibrant African-inspired elements.
Perfect for Black History Month, this cheetah painting is part of a series honoring the strength and resilience of South Africa’s Rain Queens. Measuring 90 cm by 70 cm, it’s a striking tribute to African heritage and a timeless addition to any collection. Celebrate the legacy of African Queens with this stunning piece.
Original painting available measuring 90 cm x 70 cm.
Queen Khetoane Modjadji III of South Africa – A Symbol of Strength and Mysticism
This stunning Afro Art from the range inspired by African Queens honors the legacy of Masalanabo Modjadji III, one of South Africa’s revered Rain Queens from the Balobedu tribe. Depicted walking alongside a leopard against a serene abstract backdrop, the queen exudes grace and power in a black dress with intricate Zulu-inspired beadwork. Accents like 3D metallic gold jewelry, bold earrings, and a looped chin piercing add depth and regal elegance to this mixed media masterpiece.
Reigning from 1895 to 1959, Modjadji III was celebrated for her supposed mystical ability to summon rain, performing secret rituals that ensured the prosperity of her people. This artwork, part of a series by artist Jedidah, blends history with modern artistry to preserve and share the incredible stories of African Queens.
Perfect for celebrating African culture or Black History Month, this 90 cm by 70 cm painting makes a bold and meaningful addition to any space. Order now to honor the strength and mysticism of Africa’s powerful Queens and their enduring legacies.

Queen Makeda of South Africa (aka Queen of Sheba) – Wisdom and Majesty Illuminated
This
breathtaking African Queen mixed media African Artwork pays
homage to the legendary Queen Makeda, also known as the Queen of Sheba, a
symbol of strength, wisdom, and leadership. Adorned with a pink peony and a
vibrant hummingbird in her hair, the artwork radiates beauty and elegance. A
shimmering background of diamond dust and a soft turquoise glow enhance her
regal presence, capturing the timeless majesty of African Queens.
Queen Makeda,
who ruled Ethiopia’s Aksum kingdom for over 50 years, stands as a testament to
the resilience and influence of African women in history. This 50.5 cm x 40 cm
textured portrait is a striking tribute to her legacy, blending artistic
innovation with historical reverence.
Perfect art
for Black History Month as this piece celebrates African heritage and
the powerful roles of women in shaping civilizations. Part of the “Out of
Africa” series, it invites you to honor Queen Makeda and explore more inspiring
stories of remarkable African Queens.

Queen Amantitere of the Kingdom of Kush – When Afro Art meets Ankara Fabric
This stunning painting of Queen Amanitore, one of the most revered African Queens of the Kushite Kingdom, is a beautiful tribute to her reign over Meroe during its prosperous period, circa 1-25 CE. Combining rich cultural elements with modern techniques, this Afro Art features real African Ankara fabric and paper textures to create a striking 3D effect. The intricate details bring the history of African Queens to life, with deep personal significance for the artist, Jedidah. The fabric used, a gift from her mother, adds an authentic cultural touch.
Queen Amanitore’s rule was marked by Meroe’s wealth and strategic trade routes, making her one of the most powerful leaders of the Kingdom of Kush. This painting captures her regal presence and leadership, with vibrant colors and textures that reflect her strength and influence. Ideal as art for Black History Month, this piece is part of a four-piece collection honoring the legacy of the African Queens of the Kingdom of Kush.
Measuring 120 cm by 30 cm, this artwork is a powerful representation of African heritage, making it an excellent addition to any collection. For inquiries about the full collection or contact Jedidah today.
Queen Amanishakheto of the Kingdom of Kush – Embodying Royalty in Afro Art
Queen Amanishakheto, who ruled circa 10 BCE – 1 CE, remains a mysterious yet powerful figure in African history. Known primarily through her lavish grave goods, including ornate jewelry, she was one of the many African Queens whose tomb was looted by notorious treasure hunter Guiseppe Ferlani. Although much of her reign is lost to history, ruined inscriptions and reliefs depict her as a strong, independent ruler, reflecting the formidable leadership of the Candaces of Meroe.
This stunning mixed media portrait, measuring 120 cm x 30 cm, incorporates real African Ankara fabric and other textures to create a unique 3D effect. The fabric used was a gift from Jedidah’s mother, deeply rooted in African culture. Known as a “Zambia” in Jedidah’s Shona language, this versatile cloth is used as an apron, sitting mat, or baby wrap, connecting the artwork to both the artist’s heritage and African traditions.
The Queens of the Kingdom of Kush, including Queen Amanishakheto, played a pivotal role in the kingdom’s prosperity. Meroe, the capital of Kush, was known for its wealth and influence, and women were elevated to the position of queen after reforms around 284 BCE. These powerful African Queens led with wisdom and strength, shaping history through their rule.
This mixed media piece is an exceptional representation of African heritage and a perfect addition to any collection of African artwork, especially for Black History Month. It celebrates the legacy of African Queens and their monumental contributions to the world.
Queen Amanikhatashan of the Kingdom of Kush- A Tribute to the historical African Queens of Modern day Sudan
Discover the powerful legacy of African Queens with this stunning mixed media portrait of Queen Amanikhatashan, a remarkable ruler of the Kingdom of Kush, who reigned circa 62-85 CE. This captivating piece of African artwork beautifully honors her leadership and strength, capturing the essence of one of Africa’s most iconic queens. Queen Amanikhatashan, renowned for her influence over the prosperous city of Meroe, is portrayed with rich African fabric, including a special cloth gifted to the artist by her mother, tying the artwork to the artist’s own heritage and African culture.
This African Queens artwork is not only a tribute to the legacy of the Kingdom of Kush but also a celebration of African heritage. The use of traditional fabric and a contemporary abstract background creates a unique fusion of past and present, reflecting the enduring spirit of African royalty. Queen Amanikhatashan’s reign, marked by her wisdom and powerful leadership, is a reminder of the significant role African Queens played in shaping their civilizations.
Perfect for Black History Month, this artwork serves as a powerful piece of art that celebrates the strength, intelligence, and resilience of African women leaders. It highlights the vital contributions of African Queens to history, making it an essential addition to any collection of African Wall Art.
This mixed media painting is part of a four-piece collection that showcases Kushite Queens and their immense contributions to society. Measuring 120 cm by 30 cm, it is a striking addition to any space, ideal for those who want to honor the legacies of African Queens and add cultural richness to their home or office.
Explore more from the “Out of Africa” range and discover how these timeless pieces of art continue to celebrate the legacy of African Queens through powerful and meaningful art.




Queen Amanitore of the Kingdom of Kush – A Legacy Woven in Fabric
This striking
mixed media portrait of Queen Amanitore, one of the most revered
African Queens of the Kingdom of Kush, captures her regal presence and
grandeur. Created with authentic African Ankara fabric and paper textures, the
painting uses a unique 3D effect that adds depth, bringing the powerful legacy
of African Queens to life.
The fabric
holds personal significance for the artist, Jedidah, as a treasured gift from
her mother, adding authenticity and a deeper connection to African culture.
This artwork honors the strength and beauty of African Queens throughout
history.
Queen
Amanitore’s leadership
during Meroe’s prosperous period showcases the remarkable contributions of
African Queens in shaping history. This painting is part of a four-piece
collection celebrating the legacy of African Queens, perfect for Black History
Month.
Measuring 120
cm by 30 cm, this artwork is a bold statement piece, honoring the strength,
beauty, and wisdom of African Queens. For more information or
to inquire about purchasing the full collection, please contact Jedidah.
Listen to Jedidah talking about the inspiration behind this range.


Jedidah grew up in post-colonial Zimbabwe at a time when the history of the African culture was not celebrated or accurately taught in schools. Jedidah’s knowledge of her African heritage, especially the untold stories of her female ancestors, has become the driving force behind her art. Through her paintings she celebrates the African queens, their struggle, often focusing on the message of resilience and self empowerment.
Jedidah’s vision is to create art that resonates deeply with women like herself, sharing the rich beauty and history of the Afro woman. Her passion is to inspire a positive self-image that will empower all women to achieve their goals and dreams and help them realize their full potential.
Watch the video below of the painting process for Queen Amina




About the Artist
Jedidah Chick is a Zimbabwean born artist who lives in South West England. She also lived in the South of Spain for a while. Her background is beautifully echoed in the diversity and uniqueness of her work.
Jedidah’s vision is to create art that resonates deeply with women like herself, sharing the rich beauty and history of the Afro woman. Her passion is to inspire a positive self-image that will empower all women to achieve their goals and dreams and help them realize their full potential.
Jedidah lives in the South West of England with her family and enjoys watching films, reading and going to the gym. Travelling is also important to Jedidah as she loves to feel inspired by different cultures, people and surroundings.


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