Framed Art for Kids

Framed Art for Kids dates back to the nineteenth century and the early twentieth century. When first introduced, art for kids were mainly about any ideas associated with childhood in relation to the time period. It was not until late into the nineteenth century when children were being more encouraged to showcase their artistic skills.

Today, the style is more geared toward adult artists making bright, colorful, and fun artwork for children to enjoy.

This category includes art work from a variety of different artists, each with a specific background that brings a new look and style to Framed Artwork for Kids. One of those artists is Gregory Myrick, an African American artist who is best known for his work that represents an aspect of African American culture. Being responsible for having painted almost 500 original pieces, one is his most famous paintings is Grandma and Me, a print that tells the story of the relationship between a little African American girl and her grandmother.