Willie Wamuti paints African women out of respect and admiration for their influence and shaping of African society.
We asked African artist Willie Wamuti why he paints a particular woman figure in his art pieces. He replied, "I think she depicts every aspect of life. Particularly in our culture she is the holder of life, the giver of life, the provider of life, the sustainer. My African paintings are a tribute to African women because here, I believe she is the sole sustainer of life."
Willie's African artworks are found in Banana Hill African Art Paintings Gallery, Kenya National Museum, Rahimutulla Museum of Modern Art (RaMoMa) and Kuona Trust Gallery and have traveled the world through True African Art .com.
We have known Willie since 2004 and visited his family in Kenya more than once. Willie is easy to work with, knows the value of his art, and is very charming.
February, 2024: We have added 5 new paintings from Willie, having added 9 larger sizes in 2020. They are with us in New York, having been made directly for our online gallery by Willie in Kenya, East Africa.
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