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The continent of Africa
Do you also think Africa is such a beautiful continent? The continent has the most breathtaking landscapes. The most exclusive animals and some of the oldest tribes in the world. Would you like to have an African painting of this? Order these on Walljar!
Our African paintings collection
In our African paintings collection you will find the nicest prints about African tribes and animals. Are you interested in the history of the African tribes? Or do you think the African animals are just wonderful to see? It doesn't matter your reason! An African painting is simply a must have for your home!
Want to know more about Africa?
Would you like to learn more about the continent of Africa? Below you can read much more about the beautiful landscapes that Africa has to offer, the ancient African tribes and African animals. Of course we will also highlight some of our beautiful prints on these African subjects for you!
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African landscapes
Africa has a lot to offer, including its beautiful landscapes. You have the Sahara, the Nile, Lake Victoria, the Kilimanjaro, the tropics and the savannah. If you ever make a trip through Africa, these are also the must-see sights.
The largest sandbox in the worldThe Sahara is well known to everyone. It is not for nothing that it is the largest desert in the world. The desert owns almost ⅓ of the continent of Africa. Where the desert is very hot during the day with temperatures between 25 and 40 degrees, the temperature can cool to below freezing at night. So it is certainly not an area where you should go unprepared. Asking a guide to accompany you is therefore certainly not a bad idea.
The Nile and Lake Victoria
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Africa's iconic animalThe most popular animal in Africa is the elephant. Everyone finds the largest land animal in the world impressive at first glance. When you think of Africa, you always think of the African elephant. It is therefore really cool to take a safari trip so that you can admire this enormous animal up close.
The cute lemurs of MadagascarWe all know the Ring-tailed lemurs from the movie Madagascar. The small primates naturally live on the island of Madagascar to the right of Africa. The cute critters live in the forests of Madagascar, mainly in the trees. They eat fruits and plants. They are real herd animals that usually live in groups of 5 to 30. Unfortunately, nowadays there are fewer and fewer lemurs to admire due to the deforestation in Madagascar.
The colorful chameleon
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Ancient African Tribes
Notable TraditionsThe ancient tribes in Africa are very fascinating to visit. The African continent has about 3.000 different tribes. Together they speak 2.000 different languages. Each tribe has its own traditions and there are many different dance traditions used by the tribes. These can sometimes last all night long.
In one tribe it is tradition that people spit to bless something or someone. While it is tradition for the other tribe to negotiate at a wedding. As you can see, the traditions can be very different. For the western world they are very special and sometimes funny to watch.
The special clothing styleWhat the tribes do have in common is that special clothing is worn on a special occasion such as a wedding. Often the ocher red color is used in the clothing. You can also often recognize tribes by this. When looking for one of the tribes you should be in the south and east of Africa. Almost all African tribes live here.
Do you really like these tribes? Order these on Walljar! We have many African paintings of different tribes here. For example, Walljar has the ''Wife or Xhosa chief'', the ''Xhosa chief Mahotti'' and many others. So order your African painting of the African tribes now!