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Untitled Unique Ceramic Sculpture 2009 25 in

Woodrow Nash

Sculpture : Ceramic
Size : 25x17 x10.5 in  |  64x43 x27 cm
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Year2009

Hand SignedSigned By the Artist on the Back 

Condition Excellent 

Provenance / Historypurchased from the artist 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

LID115569

Woodrow Nash - United States

Art Brokerage: Woodrow Nash American Artist: Nash's art, is specifically African and European in influence. The images are African in general with the graceful, slender proportions and long undulating lines of 18th century Art Nouveau. The concept is 15th century Benin, a former kingdom in Africa flourishing from the 14th - 17th century. Both styles were often asymmetrical, using decorative shapes and ornamental motifs derived from natural forms. The two styles lend themselves well to each other. Hence the term "African Nouveau." Woodrow Nash has desgined and created exotic objects of art featuring his distinctive African Nouveau technique. The unique genius, indicative of his skillful mastery, is bodly emanated in the images of his work! The Josh Green collection was inspired by Charles Chestnut's "Marrow of Tradition" and the Almitra collection was inspired by Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet."

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