Titi and Naranghe, Daughters of Chief Eki Bondo 1926

"Titi and Naranghe, Daughters of Chief Eki Bondo" is a portrait by Russian artist Alexandre Jacovleff, painted in 1926. The painting depicts two young women, Titi and Naranghe, daughters of a chief in Africa. The women are posed with a background depicting a traditional African village, highlighting the artist's interest in capturing the unique cultures of different regions of the world. This painting exemplifies Jacovleff's travel-inspired artistic style, which often showcased a blend of realism and cultural motifs.