[1] "What is Paa Ya Paa?" Paa-Ya-Paa Gallery, gallery brochure (Nairobi, 1965).
[2] Ibid.
[3] Elimo Njau, "Artist's Vision: Wanjau's Long Road to International Fame," 10 Target (February 26- March 10, 1979.)
[4] Ibid.
[5] Terry Hirst, "Samwel Wanjau: Kenyan Carver," African Arts 3(3):48.
[6] Ibid., 51.
[7] Wole Soyinka, ed., Poems of Black Africa (New York: Hill and Wang, 1975) 22, 23.
[8] Sidney Kasfir, "Nnaggenda: Experimental Ugandan Artist," African Arts 3(1):88.
[9] "Owiti: About Himself," by Hezbon Owiti (unpublished, n.d.).
[10] Ibid.
[11] Hezbon Owiti, "Painting Is a Creation," African Arts 2(3):18. Owiti's prints have also been published in Topic Magazine 16' Journal of the New African Literature and the Arts (Spring 1967); and Black Orpheus 20.
[12] Don Dodson, "Introducing a Contemporary African Artist: Hezbon Owiti," Journal of the New African Literature and the Arts (Spring 1967): 80.
[13] David Cook and David Rubadiri, eds., "Wild Horse of Serengeti," Poems from East Africa (London: Heinemann, 1971), 178, 179.
[14] Owiti, "Painting Is a Creation," 18.
[15] Cook and Rubadiri, Poems from East Africa, 67, 68.
[16] Lecture given at The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California. June 7, 1984.
[17] Panel discussion, California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland, California, January 30, 1984.
[18] Julian Beinart, "Malangatana," Black Orpheus 10:25.
[19] Ulli Beier, Contemporary Art in Africa (London: Pall Mall, 1968), 66.
[20] Valente Malangatana, "Two Poems," Black Orpheus 10:28.
[21] Beier, Contemporary Art in Africa, 67.
[22] Beinart, "Malangatana," 25, 26.
[23] Betty Schneider, "Malangatana of Mozambique," African Arts 6(2):40.
[24] Michael Gibson, "Biazin: Recorder of a Vanishing Africa," The International Herald Tribune, (Paris, May 23-24, 1981).
[25] Michel Leiris, letter to Robert Seve, November 18, 1977.
[26] Ibid.
[27] Robert Seve, "General Presentation and Judgements (2), Opinions Concerning Biazin" (unpublished) unnumbered.
[28] "Text for Information of Stedelijk Museum," by Robert Seve (unpublished, n.d.), 1.
[29] Gibson, "Biazin: Recorder of a Vanishing Africa."
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