NOVICA and Brimfield & May Tropical Artwork

Reaching an arm behind her, a young mother steadies the child she carries on her back. She wears traditional batik attire. Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah paints their images with oils and applies fabrics of batik for her garment, head scarf and shawl. "This composition is about courage and motherly love," confides Yeboah, who bases this collage on the women who try to find a way back home after trying to make a living in the city. "How will they return?" asks the artist.

Arrives with a ceiba wood frame.

• Dimension - 19.5" H x 13.5" W x 0.8" D
• Weight - 0.66
• Color - Multicolor
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives framed
• West Africa

The spreading branches of a smiling Tree of Life shelter birds and animals, who live together in perfect peace. Exploring the co-existence of living creatures with their environment, Devendra Kumar Jha shows hundreds of creatures that rest in the tree. He works with natural dyes on handmade paper to create a beautiful Madhubani painting.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

Product Features

• Signed by the artist
• 30" W x 22.75" H
• Natural dyes on handmade paper
• Primary or Jewel Colors

Ghanaian artist Samuel Ashong celebrates Africa's rich market culture. He uses the batik method, diligently applying a wax resist to cotton calico before dyeing it to depict a group of women in green. Walking with goods and baskets atop their heads, they arrive to the market early in the morning, taking advantage of the opportunity to teach their wards how to sell their wares.

• Dimension :-22" W x 26" H
• Weight :-0.64 lbs
• Material :-Dyes On Cotton; Cardstock Mat
• Color :-Green
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives unframed
• Mat included

By Emmanuel Yeboah, this silhouette depicts a woman of the Fulani people, a traditionally nomadic cattle-herding culture in Northern Nigeria. As a vendor, she travels with her child strapped to her back, a gourd filled with milk balanced atop her head. Dressed in colorful batik cloth, a simple necklace adorns her graceful profile. Yeboah frames his work in ceiba wood.

• Dimension - 19" H x 13" W x 0.8" D
• Weight - 0.79
• Color - Primary or Jewel Colors
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives framed
• Each work features slight variations that make it unique
• West Africa

Rounding a curve, a country lane opens onto a dramatic vista of Lake Atitlan. Bonifacio Maxia Cutzal depicts the serene waters of the deep, cold lake set in the crater of an extinct volcano.

Titled "Camino al lago de AtitlAn" in Spanish.

• Dimension - 6" H x 8" W x 0.5" D
• Weight - 0.19
• Color - Primary or Jewel Colors
• Stretched
• Arrives unframed
• Signed by the artist
• Central America

Ghanaian artist Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah designs and creates this beautiful piece of artwork using a variety of media and methods. Yeboah creates the likeness of an African mask on calico cloth, a rustic, unrefined cotton fabric. Then, a blend of oil paint and batik patterns is applied to cardstock in a ceiba wood frame, achieving a multi-layered, dimensional and eye-catching piece of artwork that reflects the culture and vivid colors of West Africa.

Product Features

• Signed by the artist
• 18.75" H x 12.75" W x 0.8" D
• Oil paints on cotton, cardstock, ceiba wood frame
• Multicolor

Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah celebrates the spirit of cooperation that prevails in West African families where even the children help out. He depicts a young woman who leans lovingly toward her three youngsters. All carry bowls or baskets on their heads as they walk home from the market. Yeboah works in oils on calico, adding cutouts of batik cloth for the gowns and turbans. Other details, such as grass, are created with pen and ink. The composition arrives in a frame of tweneboa wood.

• Dimension - 19" H x 13" W x 0.8" D
• Weight - 0.64
• Color - Multicolor
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives framed
• West Africa

The pride of every African woman is to have a child, Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah says. Cradled in loving arms, a baby basks in his mother's love. Yeboah works in oils on calico, adding cutouts of batik cloth for their gowns, framing it with ceiba wood.

• Dimension - 13.5" W x 19.25" H
• Weight - 0.81
• Color - Green
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives framed
• West Africa

Ghanaian artist Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah designs and creates this beautiful piece of artwork using a variety of media and methods. Yeboah creates the likeness of an African mask on calico cloth, a rustic, unrefined cotton fabric. Then, a blend of oil paint and batik patterns is applied to cardstock in a ceiba wood frame, achieving a multi-layered, dimensional and eye-catching piece of artwork that reflects the culture and vivid colors of West Africa. The artist named this painting 'Think Twice,' illustrating how one should think before taking action.

• Dimension :-18.75" H x 12.75" W x 0.8" D
• Weight :-0.91 lbs
• Material :-Oil Paints On Cotton, Cardstock, Ceiba Wood Frame
• Color :-Multicolor
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives framed
• Handcrafted batik art--colors and pattern placement will vary

Featuring a body of cotton with a traditional kente print, an African elephant centers this painting by Ghanaian artist K. Baka. He paints the elephant's head with dot motifs in tones of black and brown. This painting is executed on card stock with a red border.