Afrocentric Religious Lithograph Print of Jesus as the Messiah

This item is a framed lithographic print featuring Afrocentric religious iconography. The central image on the left depicts a dark-skinned, youthful male figure meant to represent Jesus, styled with a prominent, large afro and a subtle halo of light. The figure is shown from the shoulders up, wearing simple white garments. To the right of the portrait is a large block of printed English and Arabic text detailing a religious narrative. At the bottom right, two smaller inset portraits are visible, labeled as religious figures. The entire composition is housed in a simple, thin gold-toned metallic or polychrome frame. Physically, the artwork shows significant signs of age and environmental wear. There is noticeable yellowing and foxing of the paper substrate, particularly on the right side over the text area. Darker staining suggests potential moisture exposure or chemical reaction with the glass. The colors appear somewhat muted, consistent with post-1960s printing techniques on standard paper. The frame shows minor surface abrasions and tarnishing. This piece likely dates from the late 20th century, specifically the 1970s or 1980s, during a period of increased production of Black religious art intended for home devotional use. The quality is indicative of mass-produced commercial printmaking rather than a fine arts edition.