Paintings of African Village Life from Cameroon
The Fulani, The Cow, The Milk
Surreal painting of an African Fulani tribeswoman in especially vivid colors.
In the Village
Tranquil scene of a tiny African village at sunset, 4 foot wide painting.
Messenger
Before there was Twitter, there were drums. Acrylic painting of an African villager delivering a message by use of drums.
Water is Life
This African painting, a tribute to water, is both magnificent and enormous.
My Best Friend V
Best friends chat over palm wine served in carved animal horns in tropical Africa.
Water Is Life II
Water is life is a small acrylic painting of a woman carrying on her head a container of water.
The Bush Doctor
The village doctor healing the sick with traditional Central African medicine.
Water is Life V
Here is a painting of three West African women returning to their village carrying containers of water on their heads.
African Village III
Here is an original acrylic painting by Angu Walters of an African village in Cameroon.
The Bush Market
All sorts of people come together in a small African village on market day, Saturday.
Village
African villagers return home at sunset.
African Village at Sunset
Angu Walters serene tiny village in Central Africa at sunset.
Women in Africa II
Painting of African women with baskets of fruit on their heads.
Saturday Market IV
A painting in soft, cheerful acrylic colors it’s African villagers walking to the weekly market.
Water is Life IV
African village women with water containers on their heads. The artist Angu Walters often paints women and mothers.
Saturday Market I
Saturday Market is a 4-foot wide oil painting rich in detail of the busy scene at a village market in Central Africa.
Fruit Sellers
Fruit Sellers is a small orange painting of African woman and child carrying baskets of fruit on their heads.
The Happy Villagers IV
Painting of close friends in conversation drinking palm wine in a traditional African village.
African Village II
This is an original acrylic painting of a village in Central Africa.
The Village Market
A scene of a village in Central Africa, as painted by Cameroon artist Angu Walters.
Juju Dance Group
Nsognwa tribal dance performance in a Central Africa jungle village.
My Best Friend VIII
Painting of two friends in an African village chatting and drinking palm wine from mugs made of carved horns.
Welcome
Africans greeting visitors, welcoming them to the village. Belongs just inside somebody’s front door.
African Juju Society II
Here is a painting of a village celebrating African juju which is a kind of voodoo.
My Best Friend IX
An acrylic painting of two friends chatting over drinks in an African village.
Power to the Farmers II
Large painting of an African scene, painted on canvas.
Welcome II
Welcome is a painting of African villagers welcoming visitors.
Women in Africa
This is a small original painting is of women at work in Africa with water containers atop their heads.
To the Market V
African women and girls bring their produce to market in a tropical setting. Angu Walters captures the essence of African womanhood and the strength and resilience of these women.
Saturday Market III
Those who actually have visited a busy African marketplace will have a particular appreciation of this scene.
Bush Market II
Oil painting of a festive African village on market day, Saturday, with many people busy or having a good time.
My Best Friend
A painting of friends deeply engaged in conversation in a tranquil African village.
The Happy Villagers
Friends conversing over palm wine in an African jungle village, a surreal painting in improbable colors.
To the Market III
This acrylic painting is of African villagers, women and girls, bringing their harvest to market in Cameroon.