nelson mandela - `impression of africa` - black and white

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"When my father retired as the president, he didn't have much to do. I think for him, art was a good way of expressing himself or trying to come to terms with his history and his (I wouldn't want to say) demons but just coming to terms with his whole life."

Makaziwe Mandela (daughter)

NELSON MANDELA (SA, 1918 - 2013)

"IMPRESSIONS OF AFRICA" BLACK & WHITE

LITHOGRAPH ON PAPER

SHEET SIZE : 50CM X 65CM

UNFRAMED

EDITION /500

HAND SIGNED & NUMBERED BY MANDELA IN PENCIL

MINT CONDITION

WITH SIGNATURE COA FROM CECIL GREENFIELD

CERTIFICATE FROM PUBLISHERS

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High-profile collectors of Mandela Art prints include Oprah Winfrey, David Beckham, Bill Clinton, Samuel Jackson, the Sultan of Oman and Prince Charles - source Guardian Newspaper 17 Apr 2005

The iconic and poignant Hand of Africa, in this piece, Impressions of Africa, the imprints of the hands of children affected by HIV surround that of Nelson Mandela's left hand.