Art and Fable
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Ankara and Beauty is a 500-piece puzzle featuring the art of Clement Nwafor.
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Clement Mmaduakor Nwafor is a self-taught, award-winning Nigerian artist who mixes collage (often using local cloth fabric) and oil paint to create colorful, mixed-media paintings. His stunning portraits are a means to showcase the metaphysical relationship between the face and the soul.
This offer includes only a bag of pieces and a paper print.
Clement Mmaduakor Nwafor is an award-winning, self-taught Nigerian artist who combines collage and oil paint to create colorful mixed-media paintings.
In Ankara and Beauty Series 2, Nwafor produces a masterful rendering of the gele, a Nigerian headwrap made of Ankara fabric, highlighting the purity and grace of the portrait. The Ankara fabric, both as an object and as a metaphor, is his means of showing the beauty of Africa to the world.
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Puzzle Dimensions:
48 x 34 centimeters
18.9 x 13 inches
Donations from the sale of this puzzle will go to the Malala Fund.
Malala Fund breaks down the barriers preventing more than 130 million girls around the world from going to school. Malala is fighting to give back to girls what poverty, war and discrimination take away. They strive to give all girls the opportunity to learn and lead.
Malala Fund works in regions where the most girls miss out on secondary education. The priority countries are Afghanistan, Brazil, India, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pakistan and Turkey.
