Mask, before 1940
Adugbologe (Nigerian)
Located at the Cleveland Museum of Art

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Mask, before 1940
Adugbologe (Nigerian)
Located at the Cleveland Museum of Art
BOLGATANGA MARKET DAY(box iron)
© 2014 ERIC GYAMFI
The Virgin Martyr St. Cecilia by Kehinde Wiley (ca. 2008).
Kerry James Marshall at The Met Breuer.
Le Rodeur: Exchange, 2016, by Lubaina Himid
Daniel Obasi by Asmah Williams
Fin! Almost forgot how much I love working with color pencils. IG: baldartist_
Our Town (1995). Kerry James Marshall.
POWERFUL GROOVES… BRONZE MAN, Nigeria, XIII e century
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A STRONG LIGHT / AIDA MULUNEH
Prince Duncan-Williams - Music Maker (Silk Art Creations)
Metal / Paper, Beach House, 1995 by Lubaina Himid
Akilah Walker by Kehinde Wiley (ca.2015).
“ saudade ” January 2014 by me. When I started to paint this artwork my aim was to show a woman who looked strong and weak at the same time. The title would have been something like “ This a woman’s world ”. But the more I was painting the more my nostalgic-melancholic mood invade my work. Moreover for some inexplicable reasons (well it’s possible to explain but I’m to lazy to do so) I felt like visiting Portugal. That’s how the perfect title for this work became “saudade”. This is a typical Portuguese noun and emotion that is barely impossible to translate, it can be seen as a sweet melancholia.
PS: The amazing Cesaria Evora had a song named “sodade”
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“Wizard”, illustrated by Corey Brown.
Emanitees.