Cultural Instruments 2012 by Orowole OluwoleA portrait of Nigerian men from the igbo, yoruba and hausa tribe playing musical instruments symbolic to their individual tribes. Oluwole is an artist and printmaker who has practiced for over a decade. He was trained by master artist Prof. Bruce Onobrakpeya. He has created a lot of amazing artworks using his signature techniques, metal etching, and plastograph. Details of this Piece Media : Aluminum Foil Etching Size : 71cm x 56 cm Year : 2012

Stretched Canvas (to be framed on request)

Media - Mixed Media (Wood

Size : H-60 inches by W-40 inches

Hand-woven by the talented female artisans of Rwanda

it originates from the Benin Kingdom and is available in two distinct color tones

Title : Camouflage

Signed and dated at the lower right corner of the painting

Original painting of a Human living in Abundance

Suitable for all genders

Crafted from high-quality brass and cow horn

Enjoy the intricate detail

creating a stunning visual effect