Paulo Akiiki - "Zittende vrouw met bloem" ("Woman holding a flower").

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Holds a postgraduate degree in African studies and 15 years experience in African art.

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Description from the seller

"Sitting Woman with a Flower" ("Woman holding a flower").

Unique Early Work by Paul Akiiki (1999) – "Sitting Woman with a Flower"
Are you looking for an authentic piece of contemporary African art with a tangible history? This beautiful, hand-signed expressionist painting by the renowned Ugandan artist Paul Akiiki is now available for the serious admirer or collector.

Paul Akiiki (born 1972) is a prominent and acclaimed contemporary artist from Uganda. He is among the most recognizable modern painters in East Africa.

The artwork comes directly from the artist to the current owner.

Features of the artwork
• Artist: Paul Akiiki (full signature bottom right: "Paulo Akiiki '99")
• Year: 1999 (A historically important early work from the founding year of his well-known UJUZI Art Studios in Kampala)
• Representation: A sitting woman with a flower, rendered in a beautiful, vibrant color palette of yellow, white, blue and green
• Technique: Expressive, thickly applied impasto technique (oil/acrylic) with a rich, tangible texture
• Support: Cardboard (characteristic of early East African art studies from that period)
• Dimensions: 18 cm x 31 cm (a lovely cabinet size)

Value & Uniqueness
Large canvases by Paul Akiiki are traded internationally on platforms such as Singulart and Saatchi Art for thousands of euros. This intimate work on cardboard reflects the raw, pure essence of his early period in the late 1990s. A rare collectible with high artistic value.

Pickup or insured shipping by PostNL upon discussion.

"Sitting Woman with a Flower" ("Woman holding a flower").

Unique Early Work by Paul Akiiki (1999) – "Sitting Woman with a Flower"
Are you looking for an authentic piece of contemporary African art with a tangible history? This beautiful, hand-signed expressionist painting by the renowned Ugandan artist Paul Akiiki is now available for the serious admirer or collector.

Paul Akiiki (born 1972) is a prominent and acclaimed contemporary artist from Uganda. He is among the most recognizable modern painters in East Africa.

The artwork comes directly from the artist to the current owner.

Features of the artwork
• Artist: Paul Akiiki (full signature bottom right: "Paulo Akiiki '99")
• Year: 1999 (A historically important early work from the founding year of his well-known UJUZI Art Studios in Kampala)
• Representation: A sitting woman with a flower, rendered in a beautiful, vibrant color palette of yellow, white, blue and green
• Technique: Expressive, thickly applied impasto technique (oil/acrylic) with a rich, tangible texture
• Support: Cardboard (characteristic of early East African art studies from that period)
• Dimensions: 18 cm x 31 cm (a lovely cabinet size)

Value & Uniqueness
Large canvases by Paul Akiiki are traded internationally on platforms such as Singulart and Saatchi Art for thousands of euros. This intimate work on cardboard reflects the raw, pure essence of his early period in the late 1990s. A rare collectible with high artistic value.

Pickup or insured shipping by PostNL upon discussion.

Details

Artist
Paulo Akiiki
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
"Zittende vrouw met bloem" ("Woman holding a flower").
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Uganda
Year
1999
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
31 cm
Width
18 cm
Depiction/theme
Interior scene
Style
Expressionism
Period
1990-2000
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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