Tine - Figura africana con pesce





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Figura africana con pesce is a mixed-media sand painting by Tine from Senegal, dating to 1970–1980, in a graffiti style, 40 cm high and 25 cm wide, hand-signed, original edition, sold with frame, provenance: Proprietario o rivenditore.
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Painted sand artwork depicting an African figure with a fish, signed Tine
This artistic technique uses colored sand applied to a background to create images depicting scenes of daily African life.
Painted sand art is a traditional form of artistic expression that developed in various regions of sub-Saharan Africa during the 20th century, often created as tourist souvenirs and decorative pieces that celebrate local culture and traditions.
These works were particularly popular between the 1960s and 1980s, when tourism in East and Southern Africa experienced strong growth.
These pieces are highly valued by collectors of African folk art, by enthusiasts of ethnic-inspired décor, and by those seeking artworks that authentically represent African cultural traditions.
The appeal lies in the unique artisanal technique, in the depiction of daily African life, and in the cultural and historical value of these handmade pieces created by local artists.
Painted sand artwork depicting an African figure with a fish, signed Tine
This artistic technique uses colored sand applied to a background to create images depicting scenes of daily African life.
Painted sand art is a traditional form of artistic expression that developed in various regions of sub-Saharan Africa during the 20th century, often created as tourist souvenirs and decorative pieces that celebrate local culture and traditions.
These works were particularly popular between the 1960s and 1980s, when tourism in East and Southern Africa experienced strong growth.
These pieces are highly valued by collectors of African folk art, by enthusiasts of ethnic-inspired décor, and by those seeking artworks that authentically represent African cultural traditions.
The appeal lies in the unique artisanal technique, in the depiction of daily African life, and in the cultural and historical value of these handmade pieces created by local artists.

