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Revision as of 02:39, December 27, 2009
African painting
African painting is diverse in theme and composition, sometimes complex. Paintings created on rock, dated to prehistoric times, are among the oldest found in the world. African art, specially masks, inspired artists like Paul Gauguin, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Vincent van Gogh, and Amedeo Modigliani.
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“The Europeans who went to Africa came back with "modern' art. What is more African than a Picasso?” Duke Ellington. |
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Gallery
by J. H. Pierneef, 1920s.
Pieter Hugo Naudé, Sprigtime in Namaqualand, 1930.
Irma Stern, Still life with African pot, 1936.
Gerard Sekoto, Self-portrait, 1947.
Benson Chremba, Market Place, ca. 1998.
Maasai Moran and Cows at Manyatta-Huge by Ng'ang'a Ndeveni.
Maasai Family by Moses Wanyuki.
Lady by the Waterfall.
Drum Joy.
Aquarian.
The Colorful Lady.
By Alex Mbugua (1958 - 2006).
Among other renowned African painters are also Moyo Ogundipe, Zwelethu Mthethwa, and Cheri Samba.
See also
Kivuthi Mbuno, Following the Giraffe.
Cet Animal Bizarre by Daddy Nganga Puati.
External links
Wiles, Figure On A Tree-lined Road.
Van Essche, Three Figures.
Broadley, Hout Bay.
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