Anthony Azekwoh

THE PRINTS

Three works from the archive. Each one signed and numbered by hand, and shipped from the studio in Lagos.

Oriana by Anthony Azekwoh: a soft pastel portrait of a young woman with braided hair threaded with silver, a nose ring, holding a multicoloured bouquet, in lavender and white tones.

Oriana

34 × 46 in · Archival photo paper · Edition of 30

$941
Mama Gold by Anthony Azekwoh: a dark-skinned matriarch crowned with gold curls, smoking a cigar, with glowing gold eyes, gold hoop earrings and a gold chain.

Mama Gold

17 × 23 in · Archival photo paper · Edition of 20

$427
Tutu by Anthony Azekwoh: a serene Black woman in a head-wrap and strands of red coral beads against a teal background, her gaze turned gently downward.

Tutu

12 × 17 in · Archival photo paper · Edition of 50

$138
The Record

Three works that are not for sale. They are here for where they went, and for what.

  1. The Three Yoruba Brothers

    Painted in Lagos, 2024. Private collection, 2025.

    $7,164

  2. No Victor, No Vanquished

    Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, Pan-Atlantic University. The first digital painting to enter the museum’s collection.

    Acquired

  3. The Red Man

    SuperRare, November 2021. Around $25,000 on the day, and the highest the series reached.

    5.5 ETH
Studio Dispatches

First word when the next print release enters the archive. Signed, numbered, shipped from the studio.

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