African wooden relief – École d’Art de Nyundo - Rwanda - Rwanda (No reserve price)





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The wooden relief titled “Afrikaans houten reliëf – École d’Art de Nyundo” is attributed to the École d’Art de Nyundo in Rwanda and bears an inscription naming Biza Frederic.
Description from the seller
A distinctive hand-carved wooden wall relief, originating from the École d’Art de Nyundo in Rwanda, a well-known art school with a tradition of sculpture and woodcarving.
The relief depicts a detailed scene featuring several human figures surrounded by natural elements. The scene is carved entirely from wood and has a characterful, authentic appearance.
On the back is a handwritten inscription that includes the artist’s name, “Biza Frederic,” and “Nyundo RWANDA.”
The artwork has a dark wood tone, visible chisel marks, and rich detailing.
- Origin: Rwanda
- Attribution: École d’Art de Nyundo
- Material: hand-carved wood
- Technique: high relief
- Artist: Biza Frederic
A decorative and characterful work of art that may be of interest to collectors of African art and traditional woodcarving.
The photographs form an integral part of the description and show the condition of the object.
A distinctive hand-carved wooden wall relief, originating from the École d’Art de Nyundo in Rwanda, a well-known art school with a tradition of sculpture and woodcarving.
The relief depicts a detailed scene featuring several human figures surrounded by natural elements. The scene is carved entirely from wood and has a characterful, authentic appearance.
On the back is a handwritten inscription that includes the artist’s name, “Biza Frederic,” and “Nyundo RWANDA.”
The artwork has a dark wood tone, visible chisel marks, and rich detailing.
- Origin: Rwanda
- Attribution: École d’Art de Nyundo
- Material: hand-carved wood
- Technique: high relief
- Artist: Biza Frederic
A decorative and characterful work of art that may be of interest to collectors of African art and traditional woodcarving.
The photographs form an integral part of the description and show the condition of the object.

