African art - Godwin Adjei Sowah "Woman to Market" - Ghana (No reserve price)
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"woman to market" by Godwin Adjei Sowah, a Ghanaian artist, painted on canvas on board, 75 x 45 cm, dated 2000–2010, provenance Galeriehouder / Antiekhandelaar, original and framed with a certificate of authenticity.
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Godwin Adjei Sowah artist from Ghana.
Godwin Adjei Sowah " woman to market" - painted on canvas on board
size: 75 cm x 45.5 cm. Framed
This painting comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Godwin Adjei Sowah
Has his home in Ghana. Become an artist – that was his desire since his childhood. After the Abitur he attended the Ghanatta College of Arts in Accra from 1995-1998, which he concludes with a prize for the best artist of the year.
As a freelance artist, he opened a gallery shop in Accra, where he offers his pictures, meets with other artists and also teaches painting lessons. It is especially important for him to pass on his skills to children, young people and adults. The income from pictures and diverse workshops enables him and his family to live from what he does.
In his painting, Godwin Adjei Sowah likes typical African motifs. The people in their natural environment and in their everyday activities give their colored, moving pictures their content. He finds inspiration in his immediate surroundings and follows inner pictures, which he attempts to make visible. His medium is mostly the acrylic paints, which he processes on the canvas with a painting knife and a brush. Anyone who sees his pictures feels immediately in African life.
Seller's Story
A SUMMARY OF OUR AFRICA-GALLERY SELLING POLICIES.
Our Africa-gallery specialized in Ethiopian tribal art, collected and sell tribal used art from all over Africa and special from Ethiopia.
Our Gallery have a collection of authentic, original and traditional art from Africa. This collection including masks, statues, pottery, musical instruments, manuscripts, headrests and other antique, primitive art and various unusual items.
I hardly ever buy directly from Africa. All my items that I sell are old and (tribal) used. My objects come from European and American private collections, auction houses, fellow dealers and other collectors from around the world.
This site gives you an impression of our stock and activities. Authentic, museum quality African tribal art at wholesale prices
We strive to provide deeper public appreciation for high quality African art and to make it accessible to all collectors.
High quality masks, carvings, statues, fetishes, animal figures, ritual objects and bronzes displayed here will add beauty to any home and value to any collection.
In addition, an ever-growing demand for rapidly disappearing original African tribal art makes it a sound investment.
As long-time experienced collectors, we carefully select and authenticate every artifact. Shown here are original, high quality, hand-crafted pieces made of wood or bronze which can be yours at a fraction of gallery prices! Years of traditional use added distinction to many of them.
We guarantee the authenticity of every item and your complete satisfaction. We make every effort to research and document the history of each artifact.
In our gallery you will find a nice selection of our stock. If you find something that is not on the site, let us know. We always have a large stock of items that are not on our site.
Please let us know if you do not see items you want. We may be able to find them for you.
Stand - The stand is not included in the price,
Shipping - We ship worldwide. We try and get shipments out as quickly as possible after payment, usually shipping four times weekly.
Combined shipping - For buyers of multiple items please email us when done shopping for your combined invoice with reduced shipping fees. For urgent deliveries we can arrange courier shipments via DHL (additional charges incurred to be covered by the buyer).
Delivery – Delivery to most destinations is anywhere between 2 to 8 business days inside Europe and 16 to 21 business days to the rest of the world, after receiving our email confirmation that the item has been shipped. Parcels shipped from the Netherlands are sent using the Post NL and the parcel status is traceable online.
Refunds & Returns – We are aiming for your complete satisfaction. If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase please return the item to us for a complete refund or exchange. No hassles, no questions asked. Refunds will be issued via PayPal or by Bank only. The shipping costs are not refundable.
Please Contact Us – For any questions, concerns, or clarifications before bidding on or purchasing an item. We are usually able to respond within 24 hours. To avoid spam filters please establish initial contact through the Africa-gallery messaging system.
Thank you for visiting our site!
Kind regards,
Gijs van Kuijk
Translated by Google TranslateGodwin Adjei Sowah artist from Ghana.
Godwin Adjei Sowah " woman to market" - painted on canvas on board
size: 75 cm x 45.5 cm. Framed
This painting comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Godwin Adjei Sowah
Has his home in Ghana. Become an artist – that was his desire since his childhood. After the Abitur he attended the Ghanatta College of Arts in Accra from 1995-1998, which he concludes with a prize for the best artist of the year.
As a freelance artist, he opened a gallery shop in Accra, where he offers his pictures, meets with other artists and also teaches painting lessons. It is especially important for him to pass on his skills to children, young people and adults. The income from pictures and diverse workshops enables him and his family to live from what he does.
In his painting, Godwin Adjei Sowah likes typical African motifs. The people in their natural environment and in their everyday activities give their colored, moving pictures their content. He finds inspiration in his immediate surroundings and follows inner pictures, which he attempts to make visible. His medium is mostly the acrylic paints, which he processes on the canvas with a painting knife and a brush. Anyone who sees his pictures feels immediately in African life.
Seller's Story
A SUMMARY OF OUR AFRICA-GALLERY SELLING POLICIES.
Our Africa-gallery specialized in Ethiopian tribal art, collected and sell tribal used art from all over Africa and special from Ethiopia.
Our Gallery have a collection of authentic, original and traditional art from Africa. This collection including masks, statues, pottery, musical instruments, manuscripts, headrests and other antique, primitive art and various unusual items.
I hardly ever buy directly from Africa. All my items that I sell are old and (tribal) used. My objects come from European and American private collections, auction houses, fellow dealers and other collectors from around the world.
This site gives you an impression of our stock and activities. Authentic, museum quality African tribal art at wholesale prices
We strive to provide deeper public appreciation for high quality African art and to make it accessible to all collectors.
High quality masks, carvings, statues, fetishes, animal figures, ritual objects and bronzes displayed here will add beauty to any home and value to any collection.
In addition, an ever-growing demand for rapidly disappearing original African tribal art makes it a sound investment.
As long-time experienced collectors, we carefully select and authenticate every artifact. Shown here are original, high quality, hand-crafted pieces made of wood or bronze which can be yours at a fraction of gallery prices! Years of traditional use added distinction to many of them.
We guarantee the authenticity of every item and your complete satisfaction. We make every effort to research and document the history of each artifact.
In our gallery you will find a nice selection of our stock. If you find something that is not on the site, let us know. We always have a large stock of items that are not on our site.
Please let us know if you do not see items you want. We may be able to find them for you.
Stand - The stand is not included in the price,
Shipping - We ship worldwide. We try and get shipments out as quickly as possible after payment, usually shipping four times weekly.
Combined shipping - For buyers of multiple items please email us when done shopping for your combined invoice with reduced shipping fees. For urgent deliveries we can arrange courier shipments via DHL (additional charges incurred to be covered by the buyer).
Delivery – Delivery to most destinations is anywhere between 2 to 8 business days inside Europe and 16 to 21 business days to the rest of the world, after receiving our email confirmation that the item has been shipped. Parcels shipped from the Netherlands are sent using the Post NL and the parcel status is traceable online.
Refunds & Returns – We are aiming for your complete satisfaction. If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase please return the item to us for a complete refund or exchange. No hassles, no questions asked. Refunds will be issued via PayPal or by Bank only. The shipping costs are not refundable.
Please Contact Us – For any questions, concerns, or clarifications before bidding on or purchasing an item. We are usually able to respond within 24 hours. To avoid spam filters please establish initial contact through the Africa-gallery messaging system.
Thank you for visiting our site!
Kind regards,
Gijs van Kuijk
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Period
2000-2010
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
African art - Godwin Adjei Sowah "Woman to Market" - Ghana
Height
75 cm
Width
45 cm
Provenance
Gallery / Antique dealer
Authenticity
Original/official
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