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JOHN TAKAWIRA (ZIM 1938 - 1989)

'SPIRITUAL LADY'

SPRINGSTONE

SIZE : 58CM X 26CM X 18CM

SIGNED BY ARTIST

MINT CONDITION

INCL ORIGINAL COA FROM ART GALLERY



John Takawira was a prominent Zimbabwean sculptor who played a significant role in the development of contemporary Shona sculpture. He was born in 1938 in Nyanga, Zimbabwe, and belonged to the Shona ethnic group, known for their rich artistic traditions.

Takawira began his artistic career in the 1960s, during a time when Zimbabwe was still under colonial rule. He initially worked as a blacksmith before transitioning to stone sculpture. He was largely self-taught and drew inspiration from the natural environment and Shona mythology.

Takawira's sculptures were characterized by their fluidity, grace, and attention to detail. He primarily worked with various types of stone, such as serpentine and verdite, and often depicted human figures and animals. His sculptures often conveyed a sense of movement and vitality, capturing the essence and spirit of his subjects.

Takawira's work gained recognition both locally and internationally. His sculptures were exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, bringing attention to the vibrant artistic tradition of Zimbabwe. He played a vital role in popularizing Shona sculpture and inspiring subsequent generations of artists.

John Takawira passed away in 2004, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of Zimbabwean art. His contributions continue to be celebrated, and his sculptures remain highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide.


 

 

 

  


 

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