Chris Ofili Afromuses Woman Print

Afromuses Chris Ofili Art Print - Woman

This may be a humble tea towel but it can also be stretched onto a canvas at your local framer and double up as a beautiful and affordable artwork for your home, as pictured here. In fact we insist you have these two framed-it's a must!?

This tea towels are produced as part of a collaborative license with the New Museum in New York.

The watercolors were digitally printed onto the tea towels preserving the vibrancy of the original colours. With a customised border, these tea towels are intended as a set but are sold individually.

Afromuses in its entirety presents over 181 watercolors created by Ofili between 1995-2005. None of the works are intended as actual representations of real people. Instead, they are figurative expressions. These figures emerge from Ofili's personal references and impressions of memory, day-to-day life and art history.

The man and the woman are available as a set for £65.

About the Artist
Chris Ofili was born in Manchester, England, in 1968. He currently lives and works in Trinidad. He represented Britain in the 50th Venice Biennale in 2003 and won the Turner Prize in 1998.

Size 

-50cm x 70cm

Materials
-Screen print and embroidery on 100% Linen
-Beautifully gift packaged

Why It's on The Cornrow?

We are continually searching for affordable art to elevate your walls. We are passionate admirers of Chris Ofili's work, and were there at the start when he shocked everyone with the works decorated with elephant dung! His work is always beautiful and soulful.