Nii Bi Ashitey THE WARRIORS
Baseball Furies version of The Warriors from the great Ghanaian artist Nii Bi Ashitey.
Measures approximately 14 x 22 inches (37 x 58 cm), printed on FSC certified 100 lb card stock, using 100% bio-degradable ink. All profits Deadly Prey Gallery makes from these prints go to the artists in Ghana!
The Deadly Prey book is available here!
Produced by Deadly Prey Gallery
USA Import
14 x 22 inches (36 x 56 cm) on 100 ln card stock
Deadly Prey Gallery was founded by Brian Chankin in Chicago, in partnership with his best friend Robert Kofi in Accra, Ghana. Their goal is to preserve, archive and educate people about these amazing paintings from Ghana, while continuing to directly support the artists in Ghana still working in the genre today.
Baseball Furies version of The Warriors from the great Ghanaian artist Nii Bi Ashitey.
Measures approximately 14 x 22 inches (37 x 58 cm), printed on FSC certified 100 lb card stock, using 100% bio-degradable ink. All profits Deadly Prey Gallery makes from these prints go to the artists in Ghana!
The Deadly Prey book is available here!
Produced by Deadly Prey Gallery
USA Import
14 x 22 inches (36 x 56 cm) on 100 ln card stock
Deadly Prey Gallery was founded by Brian Chankin in Chicago, in partnership with his best friend Robert Kofi in Accra, Ghana. Their goal is to preserve, archive and educate people about these amazing paintings from Ghana, while continuing to directly support the artists in Ghana still working in the genre today.
Baseball Furies version of The Warriors from the great Ghanaian artist Nii Bi Ashitey.
Measures approximately 14 x 22 inches (37 x 58 cm), printed on FSC certified 100 lb card stock, using 100% bio-degradable ink. All profits Deadly Prey Gallery makes from these prints go to the artists in Ghana!
The Deadly Prey book is available here!
Produced by Deadly Prey Gallery
USA Import
14 x 22 inches (36 x 56 cm) on 100 ln card stock
Deadly Prey Gallery was founded by Brian Chankin in Chicago, in partnership with his best friend Robert Kofi in Accra, Ghana. Their goal is to preserve, archive and educate people about these amazing paintings from Ghana, while continuing to directly support the artists in Ghana still working in the genre today.
