20th Century African Cultural Oil Artwork In The Manner Of Chris Ofili Signed

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20th Century African Cultural Oil Artwork In The Manner Of Chris Ofili Signed Circa - Vintage Composition - Oil On Canvas This Artwork Closely Represents The Incredible Artwork Of Biennial Winning Artist Chris Ofili, Whom Conquered Art With His Works Which Questioned Racism And Other Cultural Differences Within The World. Chris Ofili's Iconic Work 'No Woman No Cry' Which Hangs In The Tate Gallery, Liverpool No Only Commemorates The Terrible Act Of Racism But Shows How Artwork Can Invoke The Emotional Investment Of The Audience. Alike Ofili The Artist Has Chosen To Portray Stylised Portraits Of African Women Paying Homage To Their Culture Celebrating There Unique Facial Features, Hairstyles And Clothing In A Cartooned Manner. The Ladies Are Surrounded By Reed Baskets Filled With Seed As Well As Large Native Fruits. Busy Modern Artwork With An Unusual Contrasted Muted Colour Pallet Of Dark Brown And Cream With Black Outlines. Beautiful Cultural Masterpiece. Signed By Artist. Dimensions In Inches Height Width