Daniel Njoroge

See this Artist's original art for sale.
We do not sell Prints of Daniel’s art.

 

Learn more about the artist on 
Daniel Njoroge's Extra biography page.

Watch our Exclusive Interview with Daniel Njoroge

 

Since the 1980’s, African painter, Daniel Njoroge is largely recognized to be one of the most honored and talented artist in Kenya.  

Some people who own Njoroge's works have included Wildlife Conservation organizations like the William Holden Foundation. The organization's President, Stephanie Powers, is an avid collector of Daniel’s work. Locally, Daniel Njoroge’s work adorns the walls of Kenya’s Presidential Home of The State House, Kenya's National Archives and many public national projects.

Of these pictured wildlife paintings, Daniel says:



"The elephant is a lone animal. When he is in the bush, no one intimidates the elephant."

 "The Lion King...among the cats, he is the most powerful one. Maybe he was sleeping and heard a bush noise and here he is up, wanting to investigate what is happening around me... Animals are very alert to what is around them."

"This giraffe painting depicts the colors found in Samburu. Samburu is a very nice area when colors come into consideration. This is the reticulated giraffe, a very special giraffe which is only found in Samburu. I am showing the peaceful, serene atmosphere where the giraffe is comfortable munching the thorns of the thorn trees. The reticulated giraffe is one of the most beautiful giraffes we can find in the world."

"The Rhino is either ready to either charge or go away...he will decide. When there is danger to him he will charge, if there is no danger to him and he ishere approached by another animal he will just run away."

"Here is the bull, protecting the territory and here he is sniffing, asking, 'Who is interferring with my domain?' What I am trying to display with the buffalo is the green landscape. Buffaloes like eating green things.  Buffaloes are very strong. They are one of the most furious animals in the wild especially when there is a calf.  They will protect the calf and the territory.

See this Artist's original art for sale.We do not sell Prints of Daniel’s art.

 
Learn more about the artist on 
Daniel Njoroge's Extra biography page.

More information on other
wildlife African artists &
links to their Stores are at:
Wycliffe Ndwiga, Joseph Thiongo 
and Richard Kimemia.