Description
Falaka Armide created folkloric illustrations of rural life, but also depicted biblical figures, historical kings and magical roles. Yimer's works are defined by notions of nation, history and especially movement across the Ethiopian diaspora. Yimer rejects the traditional iconic images of Coptic art, instead suggesting themes of exile and reunion, departure and return, separation, dispersal and cohesion in the inevitability of survival. This unique piece portrays a tribal style with bright colors and abstract subject matter. Unique and well executed. We include FREE SHIPPING in the listing price. Some exceptions apply, so please read the full shipping details below.
Condition report: Very good condition. two small stains at the bottom of the pint. Name, year and number easily readable. Bright colors. Frame in good shape. 9/10 condition rating
Measurements: 24.5 W x 36 H
Exceptions to free shipping: Overseas, incl. HI & AL (location dependent, but shipping charged at cost) If the item is small enough, we prefer FedEx ground but can sometimes work with the USPS to get the item directly to your home. We will provide you with a tracking number as soon as we ship the item. We also offer pickup at our main office in Sacramento, CA for a discounted rate.
At Mid Century Sacramento, we source, restore, and carefully curate iconic 20th century/mid century modern designs to time capsule condition. We view good furniture design as the same as functional art and our goal is to put that art into your hands. Our services include staging, restoration, and reupholstery services. Per request, we can make any changes or updates (such as upholstery or restorations) to your item at cost through professional contractors
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