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Good is when I steal other people's wives and cattle; bad is when they steal mine - Hottentot of southern African proverb Njogu
Not easy questions, but I will try to explain. Njogu is a popular Kenyan artist for 'the wananchi', or 'the people'. He is a self-taught artist who, though quite prolific, has not acquired a large following. Some that his paintings are too simple and thematically juvenile - but it is this quality of simplicity and emotion that has attracted people to his paintings. With a naive innocence Njogu portrays daily tasks of the Kikuyu people without agenda. He is never without a keen eye for detail as well as a sense of humor that is reflected in the emotions of his characters. By the way, Njogu means 'elephant' in Kikuyu, the largest tribe in Kenya. The Kikuyu people often pick a name that matches the immediate characteristics of the newborn baby. I hope you enjoy the paintings! New: 14 Dec 2008:
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