Lama Niankoye
Le Commercant de Pagnes et Famille
36 x 36 cm480 €Lama Niankoye
Place du marché vue d'en haut
100 x 100 cm2 900 €Lama Niankoye
La denseuse au djembé
19 x 19 cm170 €Lama Niankoye
Marche africain
25 x 25 cm285 €Lama Niankoye
Place du marché 1
36 x 36 cm480 €Lama Niankoye
Couleurs Tropicales
25 x 25 cm285 €Lama Niankoye
Dame et Enfants
13 x 13 cm109 €Lama Niankoye
Place du marché
25 x 25 cm285 €
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Painting Arrivee et depart des pecheurs by Lama Niankoye | Painting Figurative Marine Life style Acrylic
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Arrivee et depart des pecheurs" on the subjects of Life style, Marine has been created by the contemporary artist Lama Niankoye.
The artist used Acrylic medium on Canvas to create this Figurative, Small size painting.
The artist used Acrylic medium on Canvas to create this Figurative, Small size painting.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Marine
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Subject : Life style
- - Size : 36 x 36 cm
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 36 x 36 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : Small
- - Material : Canvas
- - Mounting type : Artwork delivered with an open mat
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Lama Niankoye
France
Niankoye's artistic journey began in his hometown N'zérékoré on the southern side of the Republic of Guinea. His passion for drawing and painting led him to go to the National School of Fine Arts in Conakry (the capital) in the 70's. With a degree in graphic arts, he attended various workshops and experimented with different techniques. Very attentive to the world of shapes and colours, he began by passionately copying nature. He travelled in his own country, to the Ivory Coast and finally to France, where he moved in 1990. He worked as a designer, illustrator and fashion designer, but soon decided to devote himself to painting. Travelling and discoveries opened other perceptions of the world to him and gave him a new vision of art. He was freed from traditional constraints and has leaned towards contemporary art since 2000, and has finally thrived in his abstract creations.
