150 results for "African sculpture" between $10.00 and $800.00

Masterfully carving sese wood, Kwaku Ofosuhene Apenteng depicts an oponko, Akan for "horse." The handsome animal grazes calmly, each sleek contour polished to perfection. The Akan people live in southern Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire. About the Artist: "I studied business and worked for many years in the field, but I wasn't satisfied. In 1984 I was introduced to the carving profession by my cousin who was a carver and also a professional teacher. He taught me how to carve for about a year, which seemed...

Drawing upon the rich tales of Africa's legendary warriors, artist Ohene sculpted this collectible work of art to tell the story of a legendary people. Hand-cast in quality designer resin, this exotic museum-quality sculpt is meticulously hand-painted in a multi-toned bronze patina to capture each detail before being set atop a fine wood base.

Each African sculpture is hand-carved by a different artist who infuses his own personal artistic touch into the one-of-a-kind piece. Therefore, each sculpture differs slightly from the photos above. The uniqueness of your piece should boast well to the collectibility of the sculpture

The African Happy Hippo is a bold fellow with fancy design and and vibrant color. Available in four colors. Collect these fun African Sculptures for yourself or for friends. Request Free Gift Wrapping during check out. The African Sculptures are all Fair Trade items. This means that the Kenyan artisans make a living wage and work under humane conditions. Sculptures are hand made and hand dyed soapstone. Size and color will vary slightly giving each piece its' own distinct look. One, apprx. 4 inch...

Item # 39672 Bathed in the golden light of the afternoon sun, a slender village girl peeks shyly over the shoulder of her traditional tribal dress. This elegant canvas wall decoration perfectly captures the beauty and simple grace that defines the proud people of the African plains. Adds a worldly feel and a warm dash of color to your decor! Wood and canvas. 10" x 1" x 29 1/2" high.

Carved wood. Unmarked. Wood is split on left side. Various scratches throughout.

Tortoise! Old tin cans and other scraps of metal from businesses in the industrial areas of Harare, Zimbabwe are turned into delightful sculptures by artists using snips, pliers and hammers. They depict animals familiar in Zimbabwe. Five brothers came together and discovered their artistic talents. They came from a poor background in Zimbabwe and they founded their Metal Sculptors Project to depict African natural history through metalwork, and to earn a better living.

Embracing the Future-African American Sculpture by Thomas Blackshear

This particular piece as shown at the above picture is still available. Museum Quality Piece. Each African sculpture is hand-carved by a different artist who infuses his own personal artistic touch into the one-of-a-kind piece. Therefore, each sculpture differs slightly from the photos above. The uniqueness of your piece should boast well to the collectibility of the sculpture. 15.5" Tall, 20 lbs Heavy. Made in Zimbabwe, Africa.

The African Happy Hippo is a bold fellow with fancy design and and vibrant color. Available in four colors. Collect these fun African Sculptures for yourself or for friends. Request Free Gift Wrapping during check out. The African Sculptures are all Fair Trade items. This means that the Kenyan artisans make a living wage and work under humane conditions. Sculptures are hand made and hand dyed soapstone. Size and color will vary slightly giving each piece its' own distinct look. One, apprx. 4 inch...

photographic plates of masks, votive figures, metalwork, carvings, with introduction. Ashanti, Yoruba, Benin, etc.

The African Happy Hippo is a bold fellow with fancy design and and vibrant color. Available in four colors. Collect these fun African Sculptures for yourself or for friends. Request Free Gift Wrapping during check out. The African Sculptures are all Fair Trade items. This means that the Kenyan artisans make a living wage and work under humane conditions. Sculptures are hand made and hand dyed soapstone. Size and color will vary slightly giving each piece its' own distinct look. One, apprx. 4 inch...

This songye sculpture created with intense dynamism and vitality were often used within the secret societies during various ceremonies. The Songye produced a larger number of figured which were manipulated during the rituals of the full moon. Figures were used to ensure success, fertility, wealth and to protect people against hostile forces as lightning and smallpox, very common in that region. The larger statues were responsible for ensuring the welfare of an entire community Material: wood Size...

The African Happy Hippo is a bold fellow with fancy design and and vibrant color. Available in four colors. Collect these fun African Sculptures for yourself or for friends. Request Free Gift Wrapping during check out. The African Sculptures are all Fair Trade items. This means that the Kenyan artisans make a living wage and work under humane conditions. Sculptures are hand made and hand dyed soapstone. Size and color will vary slightly giving each piece its' own distinct look. One, apprx. 4 inch...

The 20th Street Gallery's exciting annual 50-50 show spanned April and May 2009. What's that? I was chosen (along with over 70 other artists) to participate in this year's "50-50 Show." That's 50 art pieces in 50 days, whew! All works are 6 x 6 inches, and most were priced between $50 and $300 each. My theme was "The Voyeurs" who represent our friends, family, foes, or even fools . Our Voyeurs watch over us, support us, love us, envy us. They are painted with exotic color gazes on tiles, and further...

The Swahili name for lion is Simba! The lion's wisdom includes strong family bonds, brotherhood and letting go of stress!! Old tin cans and other scraps of metal from businesses in the industrial areas of Harare, Zimbabwe are turned into delightful sculptures by artists using snips, pliers and hammers. They depict animals familiar in Zimbabwe. Five brothers came together and discovered their artistic talents. They came from a poor background in Zimbabwe and they founded their Metal Sculptors Project...