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85 results for “Inspired by Ancient Egypt”

  • Black and yellow illustration of the National Theatre, Lagos, with its ribbed cap-shaped roof, a construction crane at left, a smiling yellow sun, a man walking and a white car in front.
    COLL. 30/30

    Curator's Note

    The building every Lagosian can draw from memory, its roof shaped like a general's cap, with a working crane standing beside it. Anth Ezeok…

    Yoruba

    National Theatre, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$250· Collector Edition· Coll. Ed.

  • Dense black-and-white illustration of a large face with closed eyes, a hand holding a small vessel, a serpent with a face, a many-faced figure, and women dancing, drumming and carrying below.
    STU. 59/60

    Curator's Note

    The most crowded of Yeko's pictures, and the most devotional. There is a great face with closed eyes, a hand lifting a small vessel, women …

    Ugandan

    Offerings

    Marjory Yeko JewittMarjory Y. J.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Black-and-yellow illustration of the Ikoyi Link Bridge in Lagos: the cable-stayed bridge and its single pylon, with small sketched wings, in front of a large yellow sun, above a street of buildings.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Lagos is a city held together by its crossings, and Anth Ezeokoye gives one of its newest landmarks the same affection as its oldest. In Ma…

    Yoruba

    Ikoyi Link Bridge, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Digital illustration of three dancers in red, teal and cream patterned bodysuits with white sashes, pale tiered fringe on the legs and blue blooms with plumes in their hair; one raises an arm.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    In Nigeria, a celebration has not begun until someone dances. Ekundayo catches three dancers at its height, faces left in soft pencil, the …

    Yoruba

    The Dance

    Yr. 2022

    Adeyemo EkundayoAdeyemo E.

    From$45· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Geometric illustration of a heart made of overlapping crystal shards in yellow, orange, blue and pink, outlined by translucent facets, on a deep purple background.
    LTD. 15/15

    Curator's Note

    Look twice: what reads as a single heart is two, conjoined, cut from brilliant crystal shards. Anth Ezeokoye makes the join almost invisibl…

    Igbo

    Stronger Together

    Yr. 2021

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    3.25 (4)

    From$450· Limited Edition· Ltd. Ed.

  • Painted portrait of a woman whose face is made of violet, yellow, pink and blue colour blocks, wearing a green and gold headwrap with black symbols and a white dotted collar, on grey.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    Àríké carries the name her family chose: meant to be spoiled on sight. Funmilayo Tejumola paints her as a young woman preparing for marriag…

    Yoruba

    Arike

    Yr. 2022

    Funmilayo Todimu TejumolaFunmilayo T. T.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Painting of two young men leaning their heads together, one in a red shirt and brown jacket, one in a yellow shirt and black jacket, face markings, before an orange-and-black patterned wall.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    Two young men lean their heads together until they almost touch. Divine Momoh marks each face differently, a zigzag and spiral on one, a lo…

    Yoruba

    My Brother

    Divine MomohDivine M.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Pen-and-ink drawing of a scowling lion with a wild mane hanging in mid-air, lifted by a single balloon tied with a bow and four thin strings, on a mottled beige stained background.
    STU. 59/60

    Curator's Note

    A single balloon, four strings, and a lion who clearly disagrees. Anth Ezeokoye turns the Igbo proverb Onye kwe, chi ya ekwe into a deadpan…

    Igbo

    Limitless

    Yr. 2022

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Black-and-yellow illustration of a crowd walking toward the Lekki toll gate in Lagos, under a billboard reading #EndPoliceBrutality with raised fists, a yellow sun overhead.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Of all the Made in Lagos scenes, this one carries the most weight. Anth Ezeokoye honours the Lekki toll gate during EndSARS as a moment of …

    Yoruba

    Lekki Tollgate, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Black and yellow illustration of Oshodi, Lagos: an old Mercedes bus seen from the front, a cable footbridge over the road, a crowd, a man in a striped football shirt and the sun.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    The molue at the front of this picture has mostly left Lagos roads, which is exactly why it belongs here. Anth Ezeokoye parks the old Merce…

    Yoruba

    Oshodi, Lagos

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Illustration on pink of a round blue mask, eyes closed, with a crown of plum tendrils beaded in black, a gold crescent nose ring, hex nut earrings and two long red combs; letter Y in corners.
    STU. 60/60

    Curator's Note

    Look at her ears: two steel hex nuts where gold should be. Yemisi wears a crown of beaded tendrils and two sharpened red combs. KeO makes h…

    Yoruba

    Yemisi

    Oluwatobiloba Emmanuel KomaiyaOluwatobiloba E. K.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

  • Bold black calligraphy reading 'Dear God let me be a blessing to others everyday of my life' on white, framed by watercolour-style green leaves and orange flowers, with a small crowned red heart.
    STU. 20/20

    Curator's Note

    The prayer builds line by line to a single word, Life, lettered larger than everything above it. Grace asks for a life measured by what it …

    Undeclared

    Grace

    Yr. 2022

    Anthony EzeokoyeAnthony E.

    From$55· Studio Edition· Stu. Ed.

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