This artwork features two woodcut prints by South African artist Ezekiel Madiba, titled 'Confusion' and 'Market Place'. Each print is signed, dated 1981, and numbered in pencil, showcasing intricate designs and themes reflective of urban life and emotional complexity. The dimensions of each sheet are 50 x 38 cm.
This artwork features two woodcuts by Ezekiel Madiba, titled 'Dancers' and 'Badimo (Spirits)'. Each piece, signed and dated 1981, captures the essence of movement and cultural significance through stylized figures. The works are numbered 5/20 and 3/20, with each sheet measuring 57 x 31 cm, reflecting Madiba's unique artistic expression.
This linocut artwork by Ezekiel Madiba, titled 'Rural People I', captures the essence of rural life in South Africa. The piece, signed and dated '97, features intricate details that reflect the culture and environment of the rural community. The plate size is 20 by 15 cm, while the sheet measures 33 by 25.5 cm, unframed.
This linocut by Ezekiel Madiba features two stylized figures, reflecting the artist's unique interpretation of form and culture. Created in 1995, the piece is part of a limited edition of 50, highlighting Madiba's significance in South African art. The dimensions suggest a compact yet impactful representation.
This linocut by Ezekiel Madiba captures the essence of rural South African life. Created in 1996, the artwork features intricate details that reflect the daily experiences of rural people. The piece is signed and numbered, showcasing Madiba's unique artistic voice and connection to his heritage.
This artwork features two signed linocuts by South African artist Ezekiel Madiba, titled 'The Three Women' and 'Family'. Each piece, dated 1983 and numbered, showcases themes of unity and connection among women and family, rendered in a striking black and white contrast. The unframed sheets measure 53 x 33 cm, emphasizing the intricate details of the linocut technique.
This woodcut titled 'My Wish' by South African artist Ezekiel Madiba features detailed patterns and textures, reflecting the artist's unique style. Created in 1980, the piece is signed, dated, and numbered '6/20', measuring 46 x 30 cm. The artwork likely embodies themes of hope and aspiration, characteristic of Madiba's artistic vision.
This artwork features two woodcuts titled 'Confusion' and 'Market Place' by artist Ezekiel Madiba, born in 1948. Each piece is signed, titled, and dated '81, with limited editions of 11/20 and 9/20. The works likely display complex imagery reflecting social themes, with a sheet size of 50 x 38 cm each.
The linocut 'Spiritual Dance' by Ezekiel Madiba features stylized figures engaged in a rhythmic dance, showcasing fluid movement and expressive forms. The artwork, created in 1985, is signed and numbered 9/20, reflecting the artist's South African heritage and cultural themes.
This signed linocut by South African artist Ezekiel Madiba features a family scene, showcasing intricate details and expressive forms. Created in 2010, the artwork is numbered 46/50 and measures 28 by 22 cm, reflecting themes of familial connection and cultural heritage.
This artwork features two linocuts by Ezekiel Madiba, titled 'The Three Women' and 'Family'. Each piece is signed, titled, and dated 1983, showcasing the artist's unique style. The prints are unframed, with dimensions of 53 x 33 cm each, and are numbered 18/20 and 16/20 in pencil.
Ezekiel Madiba's 1985 linocut artworks include 'The Meeting,' 'Let's Be Friends,' and an untitled piece, showcasing intricate designs and themes of friendship and community. The works vary in size, with two measuring 20x18cm and one at 32x58cm, likely featuring bold lines and expressive forms characteristic of linocut techniques.
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