African Musical Instruments
by Ben Saturen
Original - Not For Sale
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36.000 x 24.000 inches
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Title
African Musical Instruments
Artist
Ben Saturen
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
Description
Displayed are some primitive musical instruments collected from my travels abroad and other sources. The two string guitar came from Algeria, the harp is from Central Africa Republic, the Jackal mask is from Guatemala, the percussion frog from Central America and the rattle from West Africa.
The original painting was destroyed in Paradise, CA's "Camp Fire" in 2018. Prints and other products are only available here.
The original painting was destroyed in Paradise, CA's "Camp Fire" in 2018. Prints and other products are only available here.
The original painting was destroyed in Paradise, CA's "Camp Fire" in 2018. Prints and other products are only available here.
The original painting was destroyed in Paradise, CA's "Camp Fire" in 2018. Prints and other products are only available here.
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October 9th, 2012
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Comments (4)
Ben Saturen
The original depiction of this artwork was obliterated during Paradise, California's devastating "Camp Fire" in November, 2018. Prints of this and any other of my accompanying products are exclusively available for your personal collection - currently only through this website. -Ben Saturen-
Meg Shearer
: ) I don't always have this much to say... Your work inspired my inner writer/commenter! I'm sorry to be the first though! You should have been getting comments for years, and better written ones at that! Maybe just the wrong audience? And I think you're spot on about people not knowing what goes into creating a piece like this.
Ben Saturen
Write a comment...I really enjoyed your comments. I've never gotten so many comments before even at shows! It must mean that most people don't know what to say or they don't know or appreciate what it takes to create fine art or we are just swamped with visual images mostly from photos. No matter which, thanks for the feedback!
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