Queen BLACK PUNU (GABON)

Name: Queen BLACK PUNU (GABON)
Brand: Neemias Kiala
SKU: 47796570587452
Price: 520.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Neemias Kiala
Angola

€520,00

285 000 AOA

Painting, Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 100 W x 120 H cm / 39 W x 47 H in

Ships in a tube

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About The Artwork

Originally created: 2022
Subject: African Culture
Material: Canvas
Medium: Charcoal, Pastel and Chalk
Styles: Pop Art

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Charcoal, Pastel and Chalk on Canvas
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 100 W x 120 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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As tools for illusionists or magicians, who often use poker cards for their magic tricks. I bring you my creation inspired by the Queen card, which represents a mask of the PUNU people of Gabon.
PUNU people of Gabon, I was enchanted by her proportions, usually with her eyes eyes and a thin chin, they are Bantu people who live in Gabon, in central Africa. Africa. Their best-known masks are based on the female face, mirroring the community's ideal of beauty. They are used for celebrations and funerals.

Neemias Kiala

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Neemias Kiala

A turning point in his artistic journey occurred in 2017 when he crossed paths with the renowned visual artist Guilherme Mampuya, who invited him to become part of his studio. Under Mampuya's mentorship, Neemias not only refined his existing skills but also ventured into new techniques, such as charcoal on canvas and oil pastel chalk, which are integral to his current artistic practice.