Two more black & white Ngunis from near Mandawe, that I did near the end of last year.
The works are currently framed.
Watercolour - 170 x 120 mm
Watercolour - 120 x 170 mm
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Contemporary art by South African artist, Erna Wade; African wildlife, portraits, seascapes,flowers. In oil, acrylic, watercolour, collage and mixed media.
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- KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
- I am an African girl. I love the African sun and I love painting scenes of Africa. I love the wide open spaces of Africa, its warmth and its variety. Lately my attention has been drawn to the beautiful and varied skin colour patterns of the indigenous Nguni cattle of Southern Africa. Join me in my African adventure as I find and paint more Nguni, birds and people of Africa. ALL MY ART IS FOR SALE. Feel free to contact me at ewade@absamail.co.za to check on availability or prices.
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