African mother love Portrait oil on canvas African Painting
Mother and Child Portrait
Made in Nigeria, Africa
Large Painting. Handmade .
Length; 29 inches
Width; 22 inches
$180.69
The love of an African mother to her child is unquantifiable and this painting captures exactly that. The African woman is naturally endowed with several beaded necklaces and earrings , finished with her head tie and wrapper to complete her look. The child looks so peaceful on the mother’s shoulder.
Perfect wall painting.
Mother and Child Portrait
Made in Nigeria, Africa
Large Painting. Handmade .
Length; 29 inches
Width; 22 inches
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