These traditional chiefs/boss were spotted in the city in Ile Ife, Osun state this evening as they get ready to announce the passing of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Sijuwade. Don’t they look beautiful ?
#AnythingTraditionalIsBeautiful
Long before Nigeria had formal art schools, Aina Onabolu (born in 1882) was already painting portraits with a level of realism that defied colonial stereotypes. A self-taught artist, he took on the widely held European belief that Africans lacked the skill to master “fine” or academic art. By the early 1900s, Onabolu was painting distinguished Nigerians—such as judges, doctors, and merchants—with remarkable technical detail. He later studied art formally in London and Paris, equipping himself with international credentials that helped ...
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The one in the middle looks like Charlyboy.
@shile_02holly @you very right, he sure looks like charly boy
@pdbraide sorry but d pix does not correlate with what you are saying.That’s a procession for d Obatala day celebrations 2014!
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I concur anything traditional is beautiful. Naturally anything you make from your home or home made is always the best.