the pan-africanist era and colonial engagement: ben enwonwu, akinola lasekan
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The Pan-Africanist Era and Colonial Engagement:Ben Enwonwu, Akinola Lasekan
Ben EnwonwuUmu-Ahia RevisitedWater color1935
Ben Enwonwu, Hunters in the Jungle, water color, 1943
Ben EnwonwuFigures on a Forest RoadWater color1943
Ben Enwonwu, River Niger Landscape, water color, 1965
Ben EnwonwuDance FormsOil on canvas1967-68
Ben EnwonwuAfrican Dances(Agbogho Mmuo)Oil on canvas1987
Ben EnwonwuAfrican Dances(Agbogho Mmuo)Oil on canvas1949-1978
Ben EnwonwuAfrican Dances(Agbogho Mmuo)Water color1978
Ben EnwonwuAfrican DancesOgoloOil on canvas1989
Ben EnwonwuFulani GirlGouache on paper 1949
Ben EnwonwuDogariGouache on paper1949
Ben EnwonwuGirl with Blue ScarfGouache on canvas1953
Ben EnwonwuPortrait of His DriverWater Color sketch1968
Ben EnwonwuPortrait of Chief JusticeAtanda Fatai-WilliamsOil on canvas1980
Ben EnwonwuSculpture of Queen Elizabeth IIBronze1950s
Ben EnwonwuAt work on the Statue of theQueen, with Sir William Reid-Dick’s Sculptures of Franklin Roosevelt and David Livingstone in the background
Ben EnwonwuThe Risen ChristWood1953-54
Ben EnwonwuAnyanwu (detail)Bronze1954-55
Ben EnwonwuAnyanwu (detail)Bronze1954-55
Ben EnwonwuSculpture of Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe(1st President of Nigeria)Bronze1961-62
Ben EnwonwuSangoBronze1964
Akinola Lasekan, Kiriji War, oil on board, n.d
Akinola Lasekan, Dancers, Water color, 1944
Akinola Lasekan, Market Scene, oil on board, n.d
Akinola LasekanMoremiOil on canvasn.d
Akinola LasekanPortrait of a GirlOil on canvas1940
Akinola LasekanNigerian Constable (under colonial Rule) Oil on canvasn.d