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Dit product is momenteel niet leverbaar. Schilderij achter glas van John Mainga met de titel:
The Cup of Society / Kikombe cha huma

Expressieve gezichten waarvan de lijnen door elkaar heen lopen, zodat je telkens nieuwe figuren ziet; dit schilderijtje is een juweeltje van 13 x 18 cm, dat direct de aandacht trekt

We kochten zijn mooie producten bij de Tendence Messe in Frankfurt; de sier-eieren en enkele schilderijen zijn nog in het assortiment

John B Maingab.1954 - 2000KenyaRelatively little is known about this artist other than he was born in Kenya and was commissioned by the Watatu Gallery at the end of the last century to produce a series of paintings. JB came up with this rather unique visual technique.Mainga was the originator of a school of painting, which paints images within images, the school is known as the Mainga School of Painting - one of his students continues this technique is Masila who lives and works in Kenya.Mainga was hired by Ruth Shaffner, a great proponent and activist of art in Kenya, a white Kenyan woman who started the famous Gallery Watatu, to produce a series of paintings for the Gallery.Unfortunately, Ruth has since died, and so has Mainga who was killed after being runover by a Matatu - form of local transport - but not before his paintings, which were originally on leather were collected by art dealers around the world.This fine Batik measures 50 inches by 50 inches.The Batik will be removed from the frame for shipping overseas.