Framed print or poster depicting three African faces

This appears to be a decorative print from the late 20th century, likely produced during the 1970s-1990s when Afrocentric art and imagery experienced significant popularity in home décor. Such prints were mass-produced and widely distributed through furniture stores, department stores, and specialty shops catering to African American communities. These artworks served both decorative and cultural purposes, celebrating African heritage and identity during a period of increased cultural awareness and pride. Prints like this one appealed to collectors and homeowners seeking to incorporate representations of African beauty and family unity into their living spaces. They remain popular among those interested in vintage Black Americana, Afrocentric décor, and nostalgic home furnishings from this era.