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"Portrait of David on 120 film. 120 is just such a great format for portraits, but what I learned from trying portraits is just how much more light my Mamiya needed compared to my 35mm cameras. For this photo, when I pressed the meter, it showed that everything was already perfectly set up, and luckily, it was. There’s so much character in this portrait, and I love the quality of the frame. I don’t think I could have gotten as good a photo on 35mm."

Carlotta Gallery

"Portrait of David."

Addison Rowe Gallery

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Emily Krill

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Gypsy-Portrait-1

Baton Rouge Gallery

FAMILY PORTRAIT 26X20

"I wanted to do that kind of self-portrait for a long time, never thought I'd be able to. It's a portrait of despair and the feelings and thoughts that come with it. A look inside my head at that moment, but the main "head" is just in pure despair, not able to do something except for burying his head."

"A portrait of despair."

"Self-portrait in reflected summer."

Cathy Whittall

John Hurt Watercolour Portrait

Wilf Portrait

ART ET MISS GALLERY

Insubmersible douceur-Portrait de F. Schiffter

Autoportrait

Jane Doe

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mira thalen 4 PORTRAIT

The Work

portrait after Rembrandt

The PhotoGallery

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Meem Art Gallery

Imaginary Portrait

Jufffermans Fine Art

portrait de femme

coloured pencil drawing, portrait of a young girl, emotional

Peter Genssler

Mädchenbildnis, Portrait of a girl

This curated selection of fine art prints presents a powerful visual narrative drawn from contemporary African life and identity. Created by the artists of Artgal.Online, each print captures the depth, dignity, and presence of its subject with remarkable detail and emotional intensity.

From striking portraits of women in traditional adornment to evocative depictions of cultural strength and wildlife, the collection brings together themes of heritage, resilience, and beauty. Each image is rooted in lived experience—transforming personal and cultural stories into timeless visual statements.

Carefully produced for collectors, these prints offer an accessible way to engage with the work of emerging and established African artists, while preserving the richness and authenticity of the originals. Whether displayed individually or as a series, they create a compelling presence in any space.

A celebration of identity, culture, and artistry—designed to be seen, shared, and lived with.

Artgal.Online

Collectible Fine Art Prints — African Portrait Series

Portrait Imaginaire

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"Wabi-sabi (Portrait of a Grand Canyon)."

Each artwork in 'Lives' exhibition tells a story of resilience and growth out of adversity. The work is rooted in personal experiences and conversations with people recovering from trauma. The exhibition draws from Andy's MA at Cov Uni and subsequent projects with the IMH Nottingham, With-You and DayOne.

This virtual exhibition is mirrored by a physical exhibition in the Black & White Gallery, part of the LTB Showrooms, 1A, Warwick Row, Coventry CV1 1EX.

Open daily, with access to the public 12-4, including weekends, June 3rd - 30th
The Opening Night 7-9pm Wednesday 5th June
Meet the Artist 2-4pm Sunday, 30th June

Andy is an award-winning Coventry-based artist. He has recently started a PhD at Nottingham University exploring the therapeutic benefits of trauma portraiture.

LIVES, a collection of narrative portraits by UK artist Andy Farr.

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