The Bobusorohs AUCTION HOUSE features works by African and black artists in an attempt to raise the awareness of the Black race of their rich cultural and artistic heritage.
The current Art auction Business led by the likes of Sotheby's and Christie's has not been able to showcase the rich diapason of African creative art to enable African creators benefit from their works .
The BobUsorohs AUCTION HOUSE has emerged to restore artistic justice, with the aim of adding and sustaining the values on works created by people from the Black continent.
The BobUsorohs AUCTION HOUSE will from time. to time, on our digital platform, feature art auction from other parts of the world as a measure to foster international cooperation and understanding.
The current Art auction Business led by the likes of Sotheby's and Christie's has not been able to showcase the rich diapason of African creative art to enable African creators benefit from their works .
The BobUsorohs AUCTION HOUSE has emerged to restore artistic justice, with the aim of adding and sustaining the values on works created by people from the Black continent.
The BobUsorohs AUCTION HOUSE will from time. to time, on our digital platform, feature art auction from other parts of the world as a measure to foster international cooperation and understanding.
BOBUSOROHS AUCTION HOUSE
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AFRICAN ART AUCTION HOUSE
ART DISPLAY ON THIS PLATFORM ARE BOUGHT BY A WINNING BID AFTER A DESIGNATED TIME PERIOD
AFRICAN ARTIST GALLERY
AFRICAN ART AUCTION HOUSE
ART DISPLAY ON THIS PLATFORM ARE BOUGHT BY A WINNING BID AFTER A DESIGNATED TIME PERIOD
AFRICAN ARTIST GALLERY
BOBUSOROHS auction house
Works on AUCTION
(Till July 31 2023)
Highest bidder will be notified accordingly.
Featured Artist: Bob Usoroh-Afro expressionist and founder of The BobUsorohs Auction House
AFRICAN VILLAGE
Acrylics on canvas
50x60cm 2022
STARTING BID $200
sold
Acrylics on canvas
50x60cm 2022
STARTING BID $200
sold
LOT #002- HOME AT LAST. OIL N CANVAS 1999
Artist-Bob Usoroh
Artist-Bob Usoroh
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The silhouette of of my Mother returning home from the farm against the doorpost was always something relieving, as it gave me some free time to play away from my younger sibling who had been on my back a greater part of the day. The technique used here was borne out of necessity as I could not get large tubes of oil at the store but smaller tubes that were as brushes by squeezing the colors on to the canvas.
Works soon coming up for auction
Man, mixed media on hard Paper 1981.
This is among the few oldest works in BobUsorohs art collection- It represents the stage of venturing into the professional level of using colors like oil and Guashe. The work was done during done after college and working at the Nigerian External telecommunications company. I was living in the slums of the Then capital city Ajegunle. I thought I had lost it until I travelled home from the Soviet union in 1991 to discover my Junior brother Udo Usoroh had kept it as something treasurable. it is signed with domestic family name Uwem-after my paternal great grand father
This is among the few oldest works in BobUsorohs art collection- It represents the stage of venturing into the professional level of using colors like oil and Guashe. The work was done during done after college and working at the Nigerian External telecommunications company. I was living in the slums of the Then capital city Ajegunle. I thought I had lost it until I travelled home from the Soviet union in 1991 to discover my Junior brother Udo Usoroh had kept it as something treasurable. it is signed with domestic family name Uwem-after my paternal great grand father
Woman, mixed media on hard Paper 1981.
This is among the few oldest works in BobUsorohs art collection- It represents the stage of venturing into the professional level of using colors like oil and Guashe. The work was done during done after college and working at the Nigerian External telecommunications company. I was living in the slums of the Then capital city Ajegunle. I thought I had lost it until I travelled home from the Soviet union to discover my Junior brother Udo Usoroh had kept it as something treasurable. it is signed with domestic family name Uwem-after my paternal great grand father. It bears the horizontal trail from folding during the years of storage.
This is among the few oldest works in BobUsorohs art collection- It represents the stage of venturing into the professional level of using colors like oil and Guashe. The work was done during done after college and working at the Nigerian External telecommunications company. I was living in the slums of the Then capital city Ajegunle. I thought I had lost it until I travelled home from the Soviet union to discover my Junior brother Udo Usoroh had kept it as something treasurable. it is signed with domestic family name Uwem-after my paternal great grand father. It bears the horizontal trail from folding during the years of storage.
Awolowo, ink on drafting Paper 1983.
This is among the few oldest works in BobUsorohs art collection- . The work was done during my days at the Architecture department of the Calabar Polytechnic-I was fascinated with the Pointilism style. I thought I had lost it, until I travelled home from the Soviet union in 1991 to discover my Junior brother Udo Usoroh had kept it as something treasurable.
This is among the few oldest works in BobUsorohs art collection- . The work was done during my days at the Architecture department of the Calabar Polytechnic-I was fascinated with the Pointilism style. I thought I had lost it, until I travelled home from the Soviet union in 1991 to discover my Junior brother Udo Usoroh had kept it as something treasurable.
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