Portrait

Portraiture is a highly popular genre where a person or animal’s face or body is the main theme of the artwork. During ancient times, the Middle Age and the Renaissance portraits were reserved for gods, royalty, or the high society. From the 18th to the 20th century, portraiture expanded as a genre due to the increasing wealth of the middle-class, universal access to painting materials, and, eventually, the introduction of photography. In this section, Aworanka showcases a curated selection of the best portrait pieces from African painters.

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  • Black Don't Crack

    Canvas on stretcher
    Ibrahim Bamidele
    ₦474,000

    ARTIST: Ibrahim Bamidele

    ARTIST NATIONALITY: Nigerian

    YEAR: 2020

    Black Don't Crack is a Painting - Acrylic piece by Ibrahim Bamidele. It was completed in 2020.

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