Bruce Onobrakpeya (1932) - Studies Of Nigerian Musical Instruments - Experimental Print

Bruce Onobrakpeya (born in 1932) is one of the most important Nigerian artists of the 20th century and a pioneer of experimental printmaking in Africa. His works, drawing on Urhobo culture and spirituality, blend Western techniques with African iconography to create a unique visual language that is recognized internationally.

This large-format experimental plastocast print (deep etching), titled “Studies of Nigerian Musical Instruments,” depicts African ritual and musical scenes rich in narrative. The figures, instruments, and symbols intertwine in a dense and vibrant composition, signed in pencil and annotated by the artist.

• Technique: Experimental etching (plastocast / deep etching)
• Title: Studies of Nigerian Musical Instruments
  
• Dimensions: 55 × 75 cm
• Subject: African ritual and musical scenes
• Signature: Signed in pencil and annotated
• Condition: Very good
• Edition: 16 / 30

This work is offered by PACART after verification of its authenticity and stylistic consistency.