These two images show two Siyalk pottery.

           Milly Buchanan LIBERIA  

               Lady in Blue                                                    Humpty Dumpty

    Prodigal Son                                                                                                                                      The other society

               AARON FALLAH BROWN

                        Untitled
 

     Midnight dancers                                                                         Information

 Political Art - Gallery  CHERI CHERIN (Joseph Kinkonda)
 

                                          Catastrophe de Ndolo", oil on canvas, 60 x 82 cm, 199   

                                          WAPI MAMA" means: Where are you, mam? (Words of a child looking for its mother).

THE FLOATING WORLD OF UKIYO-E The earliest Ukiyo-e prints date from about 1600. These early works were monochromatic, with the design laid out in bold black lines. Beginning in the seventeenth century, artists began to add color by hand, including red, blue, yellow, and orange. They also began to experiment with light-catching textures. With the advent of multicolor printing around the mid-eighteenth century, single prints were built up in layers of aligned blocks, each carrying different colors and pieces of design. Erotic works and images of actors and beautiful women were common subjects in early Ukiyo-e. Also popular were themes from Japanese myth, legend, literature, and history. Ukiyo-e prints by early masters working from about 1600 to 1740 were issued in limited numbers and are extremely rare today.