`Hope from Beyond`

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`Hope from Beyond`

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47.2 " W x 24.0 " H Weight: 0.47 kg -Acrylic on canvas -Arrives unframed -Signed by the artist -Unstretched Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Blue summons feelings of peace and well-being, while bold colors dance across the serene expanse. Above, emerald trees sprout on a wide, green lawn. Felix Armah Arkutu turns to nature where he finds powerful images for this inspirational landscape. It represents hope from God. Handmade by Felix Armah Arkutu "I discovered my vocation as an artist at age nine, by which time I was already assisting as studio boy to Mr. Nyarko, a painter, sign writer, and portrait artist. From then on the natural desire to paint has been with me. In fact, it has become a lifetime commitment for me. "I was born on the 9 of March in 1969, at Legon, a suburb of Accra, the capital of Ghana. At the age of four I was enrolled at the Datus Preparatory School in Accra, where I benefited from Primary Education up to class six. In 1981, I successfully passed the difficult Common Entrance Examination, and gained admission into the Mawuli School, in the Volta Region, to read for the Ordinary and Advanced Level Certificates of Education. During my seven years stay at Mawuli, I twice won the highest award for outstanding performance in Fine Arts. Then, I gained admission in 1990 to the University of Science and Technology (UST) at Kumasi, in the Ashanti Region. After a four-year program at the College of Art-UST, I obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree with second honors. "As a professional painter, I have exhibited at several of the Pan-African Historical Theatre Festivals (including PANAFEST 94 and PANAFEST 97). I was also invited in 1998 to participate in an exhibition sponsored by the European Community together with the College of Art-UST, Kumasi. The theme was `The European Community Seen through the eyes of Ghana`. In Au

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