Mother of Many | Ghana at 70 Heritage Collection: Women of the Land

Mother of Many portrays a woman seated beside a large bowl of fish while children remain close by, combining livelihood, motherhood and community within a single scene.

The composition recognises the multiple roles traditionally undertaken by women: provider, trader, caregiver and source of stability within family life.

The waterside setting connects her labour directly to the natural environment, while the children reinforce the relationship between work, nurture and the next generation.

Part of Ghana at 70 Heritage Collection: Women of the Land, the painting honours the women whose everyday responsibilities support both household and community.

Artwork Details

Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Dimensions: 30 × 46 cm
Original artwork: One-of-one original

Exhibition Delivery Notice

This original artwork forms part of the Ghana at 70 Heritage Collection and will remain with the artist for exhibition purposes until the conclusion of the planned 2027 exhibition. Shipping to the buyer will take place after the exhibition.

Copyright & Reproduction Rights

The sale includes the physical original painting only. Copyright, image rights, and reproduction rights remain with the artist, MINA | Wilhelmina Odoley Quaynor.