A vibrant black orange painting (Mixed media on textille )  on cotton fabric created by Ola of the Osogbo (Oshogbo) School. This composition features a Ola delineated a man with woman who perform a ritual associated traditional Yoruba mythology and culture. Organic composition in which the figures both mass together as a unit and stand out as individual elements

Artists of the Osogbo school (named for a town in southwestern Nigeria) have been influenced by traditional Yoruba mythology and culture. This piece demonstrates influences of the best known Osogbo school artists including Prince Twins Seven-Seven, Yinka Adeyemi, and the late Asiru Olatunde and Rufus Ogundele.

 

Perfect vintage art for your home! Color can change our feelings, alter our behavior and change lives! 

Unframed painting size: 70x 61cm / 27,5"x 24". Sold unframed, will be shipped in a tube.

Slight fraying to peripheries. Otherwise excellent. Signed by the artist Ola at lower right.

In total I have two works of this artist , please check