Kalumba

Name: Kalumba
Brand: Irmãos Dombele
SKU: 53622336487797
Price: 986.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Dombele Brothers
Angola

€986,00

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Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 139 W x 128 H cm / 55 W x 50 H in

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About The Artwork

"KALUMBA" goes beyond the concept of production and progress, symbolizing the inclusion of women in the capitalist sphere. This work reflects how both men and women can play complementary roles in social maintenance, emphasizing balance and equality in economic and social progress.

Originally created: 2023
Subject: People and African Culture
Material: Canvas
Medium: Acrylic
Styles: Portrait, Realism

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Acrylic on Canvas
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 139 W x 128 H cm
Frame: Not Framed
Ready to Hang: Not applicable
Packaging: Ships in a tube

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Ships From: Angola

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"KALUMBA" goes beyond the concept of production and progress, symbolizing the inclusion of women in the capitalist sphere. This work reflects how both men and women can play complementary roles in social maintenance, emphasizing balance and equality in economic and social progress.

Dombele Brothers

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Dombele Brothers

Among his recognitions, Josué was awarded third place at the Centenary Exhibition of Agostinho André Mendes de Carvalho (Uanhenga Xitu) in 2024. In 2021, he joined the Resiliart Angola artistic residency, with works exhibited at the Luanda Biennale and, in 2023, at the Newark Museum in the United States.