The artwork advocates for desire to achieve success in the society. The turn shows the necessity of indiviuals to consider the past and merge it with the present to prepare a fruitful colours on the headwear and the background shows opportunities and skills available for success preparation in relation to one’s effort.
Acrylic on canvas 80cm x 60cm
~ Fred
Fred joined the school of St Jude in 2013 at age 9.
Fred is of the Kurya tribe. The Kuria tribe in Tanzania are a Bantu ethnic group primarily located in the Mara Region, particularly around the Tarime District, and are known for their pastoral and farming lifestyle,
Fred has always loved tourism, he dreams of becoming a tourism Manager
Shipping of Original Artwork to Australia only. All costs are included in the purchase price.
Tracked DHL shipping arrives within 2 weeks. Please refer to the tracking code provided for updates on progress after shipped via the link here
Ships from: Arusha, Tanzania
All artworks and limited digital images are protected under Tanzanian Intellectual Property Laws. The School of St Jude retains the copyright of all original artworks and limited digital images. On-sale of artworks (digital and original) for commercial use is restricted.
The School of St Jude allows our supporters the use and on-sale of student artworks for personal, non-commercial and fundraising uses only.
Click here for more information about our Copyright Statement for Student Artwork.
