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6.5″W x 6.5″D x 8″H
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GEDION NYANHONGO (1967-) “Crouched Figure” Original Stone Carving
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Original stone carving by Zibabwean sculptor Gedion Nyanhongo (1967-) depicts an intriguing visage of a crouching figure, his hand raised to his head in a show of contemplation. The younger brother of Agnes Nyanhongo, an equally acclaimed artist, Nyanhongo masterfully melds areas of smooth and rough stone to create a charming piece of cultural art that will elicit strong responses from viewers. Signed en verso by the artist.
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About the Artist:
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About the Artist:
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