Angu Walters

To the Market III, Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

2017

Cameroon artist Angu Walters often paints an idealized vision of traditional African village life. Here, we see women and girls walking to market with bas...

It's a tiny painting of women in Africa with baskets atop their heads by Cameroon artist Angu Walters. This painting will ship from the USA. Sales benefit...

Here is an acrylic painting of two friends deeply engaged in conversation over drinks in an African village within a jungle setting. The colors are so bright. :: Painting :: Surreali...

Here is an emormous painting of the very busy scene at an African village on market day by Cameroon artist Angu Walters. :: Painting :: Surrealism :: This piece comes with an officia...

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