Large painting of various techniques, painting, Indian ink… This work is signed and dated at the lower left (the date remains to be deciphered 1973). Prince Georges Ebin Adingra was born in 1933 in Adou, Africa. He is the Prince of Kinjabo, which is located in the Ivory Coast. Adingra studied philosophy at the University of Abidjan. Her love of African art and culture prompted her to study at the Marseille Art Academy. He wanted to find a way to express the culture and religion of Africa. He adapted Cubism, but developed into an expression of African life. It uses a thick, irregular sand texture to cover a burlap. Its African themes and bright colors repeat ancient stories. His works have been exhibited in Europe, Africa and the United States, and in 1978 he won the prestigious Laurent Prize for Art in New York.