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Subject: Re: Black & White water color artist of Black Natives J.P. Ludu

Author:
Roger Netting

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Date Posted: 16:52:49 02/26/07 Mon
In reply to: Theodora 's message, "Black & White water color artist of Black Natives J.P. Ludu" on 23:07:26 09/26/01 Wed

I have a watercolour by J P Ludu that I bought in Kampala, Uganda in the late 1950s. J P Ludu was a cartographical draughtsman in the Lands and Surveys Department of Uganda. However his talent as an artist meant that he could readily sell his pictures to tourists visiting Uganda and to people working in Uganda like myself. He eventually decided to become a full time artist and returned to his native Kenya. My picture is a splendid painting of the head and shoulders of an African tribesman, possibly Masai but not sure. The facial features are particularly good

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Ann
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Date Posted: 05:10:38 12/15/07 Sat

>I too have a pair of paintings by J.P. Ludu that my parents bought in Uganda in the 50s. They are of a Kikuyu woman and man with headress. In my opinion the standard of drawing is very high and we value them for that reason. I have a watercolour by J P Ludu that I bought in
>Kampala, Uganda in the late 1950s. J P Ludu was a
>cartographical draughtsman in the Lands and Surveys
>Department of Uganda. However his talent as an artist
>meant that he could readily sell his pictures to
>tourists visiting Uganda and to people working in
>Uganda like myself. He eventually decided to become a
>full time artist and returned to his native Kenya. My
>picture is a splendid painting of the head and
>shoulders of an African tribesman, possibly Masai but
>not sure. The facial features are particularly good

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