Tales and Fables for Sunguilar X

Name: Tales and Fables for Sunguilar X
Brand: Don Sebas Cassule
SKU: 47944539308348
Price: 1121.6 EUR
Availability: InStock

Don Sebas Cassule
Angola

€1.121,60

570 000 AOA

Painting, Mixed media on cardboard
Dimensions: 50 W x 65 H cm / 20 W x 26 H in
Shipped in a tube

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About The Artwork

Tales and Fables for Sunguilar" collection
sun.gui.lar sũɡiˈlar
Intransitive verb
Seroar, Talking, Remembering or Having Fun

Originally Created: 2023
Subject: Women
Media: Cardboard
Medium: Acrylic and Charcoal
Style: Pop Art

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Acrylic and charcoal on cardboard
Original: One-of-a-kind work of art
Size: 50 W x 65 H cm
Frame: No
Ready to hang: Not applicable
Shipping: Shipped in a tube

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Inspired by the time when there was no television in the village and people went to bed very early. Before going to bed, grandparents would tell their grandchildren fables and tales of African origin with philosophical, historical and cultural lessons.

Don Sebas Cassule

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Don Sebas Cassule

The artist participated in more than 60 exhibitions in Angola, China, the United States of America, France, Cape Verde, South Korea, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The most significant are: the two editions of the Luanda Triennale in 2007 and 2010; and the nine editions of Coopearte, Galeria Celamar; at the 7th and 8th Biennale of Contemporary Art in Florence, in 2009 and 2011 respectively.