The word ‘Gogo’ is a term of endearment and respect used for older women throughout Southern Africa, it is sometimes translated as ‘Grandmother’ but is not necessarily always used in that precise context.

This drawing is taken from a photograph I took of a group of women on the Barotse Flood Plains in western Zambia. As the Zambezi River retreats after the summer floods, large pools are left behind. It was just before sunset and the women were returning to their village after a successful afternoon spent fishing in the pools, their baskets overflowing with catfish and tilapia.

Size: 600mm x 900mm

This signed, limited edition Fine Art Print from an original  raw umber pencil drawing on rice paper is printed on 300 GSM Fine Art 100% Cotton Paper and delivered rolled in a tube, ready for framing. Free worldwide courier delivery.

Limited Edition of 50 Fine Art Prints.