【V201-Wanderer on the Prairie】Tanzania hand-painted frameless painting, hanging painting

The lush grasslands at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro. A zebra family strolls leisurely. The black and white stripes gleam in the sun. It's like an abstract painting that flows randomly. I really like Max Kamundi's brushwork. The zebra is depicted in a way that is both realistic and surreal. The scene has a "doomsday ruins style". Depicting a world where human civilization no longer exists. -- Max Kamundi was born in Ndanda in southern Tanzania in 1971 and grew up with artists such as Sayuki in a community where the arts flourished. At the age of 18, Max moved to Dar es Salaam and later to Nairobi, Kenya, where he spent four years painting and also traveled to Germany to participate in large-scale murals. Max’s style goes beyond typical Tanzanian features, developing unique compositions, one of which crowds large canvases with figures, animals and objects, and another of which features symmetrical circles combined to create the illusion of different perspectives. Max is one of the most famous artists in Tanzania. His style is imitated by many people and he has many students from south to north of Tanzania. -- Specifications: -Name: Walker of the Prairie -Author: Max Kamundi -Size: 80x58cm - Medium: Oil painting - Origin: Tanzania (Original painting, not a copy) -- Directions: - Lanyard on the back for hanging - If there is no hook on the wall, it is recommended to use 3M seamless photo frame hook (rope type) - It also looks good if placed against the wall - If dirty, wipe gently with a damp cloth -- https://www.afanga.com/uploads/5/2/9/8/52983961/max-kamundi-2_orig.jpg