West Africa 2000-2011

Artwork celebrating cultural diversity, inspired by travels to Guinea, West Africa to live among the Malinké people. Proceeds of art sales to assist with village projects.

Djoliba Crossing: Pirogue

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Djoliba Crossing: Pirogue - Artwork from the book Djoliba Crossing: Djoliba Crossing / Pirogue

Djoliba Crossing: Pirogue

Artwork from the book Djoliba Crossing: Djoliba Crossing / Pirogue

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Original artwork.
“Djoliba Crossing: Pirogue” - 18 x 24 in. (46 x 61 cm), Watercolor and pencil on Arches Cold Press watercolor paper

The original artwork is not currently available for purchase.

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Thank you for your support! — Dave

Fine art giclée print of Djoliba Crossing: Pirogue

  • Museum-quality print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 Fine Art Paper;
  • printed using Epson Stylus 9900 Pro wide-format printer with 10-color ink technology;
  • Epson UltraChrome K3 and HDR archival inks for superior color expression;

About the paper: Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 Fine Art Paper

  • Heavy, bright white, smooth matte surface
  • Meets the highest industry standards regarding density, color gamut, color graduation and image sharpness.
  • 308gsm weight, 19 mil thickness
  • 100% rag, 98% Opacity
  • Acid free, lightfast, and extremely resistant to aging (100+ years)

More info:

  • Please allow 7-10 days for packaging and shipping (plus transit time).
  • Prints include a 1-inch white border to allow for matting/framing.
  • Prints are shipped flat and come lightly mounted on archival foam core with linen tape, ready to be framed.

Shipping:

  • For all prints, I provide a flat-rate shipping of $10 in the USA via UPS Ground.
  • I ship anywhere else in the world for an additional small fee (calculated at checkout).
  • Free shipping for orders over $250! (Over $300 for international orders)

Any further questions, contact me here. I personally oversee all print orders and am happy to answer any questions that you may have.

About the Author

About the Author

Dave Kobrenski is an artist, musician, and author of the book Djoliba Crossing, as well as the artist behind the Drawing on Culture series. You can learn more about his latest projects here, or feel free to contact him here.