Ibou Diagne: The Full Catalogue of His Works at the Gallery

Ibou Diagne has 22 works listed at Ge'eza's gallery in Point E: 13 oil paintings and 9 acrylics, all on canvas, made between 2021 and 2025. All 22 are currently available, and the price of each is given on request from its page on the gallery.

The count by technique

Of the 22 works online, 13 are oil on canvas and 9 are acrylic on canvas. Neither technique dominates the body of work: both run through the catalogue side by side, with no single period belonging to just one of them.

The oil paintings, by size

The 13 oils on canvas come in five sizes. Four paintings measure 180 x 120 cm: "La foule," "La famille," "Vendeuses de poissons" and "Marché aux poissons." One painting, "Seul ensemble," measures 150 x 150 cm. Two paintings, "Lien commun 1" and "Lien commun 2," each measure 100 x 120 cm. Five paintings measure 100 x 100 cm: "Travail collectif," "Exode rural," "Marché de Louga," "Jour de fête" and "Marché hebdomadaire." One further painting, "Yayu Cheikh," measures 100 x 95 cm.

The acrylics on canvas, by size

The 9 acrylics on canvas come in three sizes. One painting, "Marchand ambulant," measures 100 x 81 cm. Four paintings measure 90 x 70 cm: "À la fontaine," "Marché hebdomadaire 2," "Vendeurs d'oranges" and "La table de Mère Awa." Four paintings measure 70 x 90 cm: "Vendeurs de café," "Jour de marché," "Rencontre" and "Les vendeuses de légumes."

The years, one painting to the next

Only one painting dates from 2021: "Seul ensemble." Five paintings date from 2023: "Travail collectif," "Exode rural," "Marché de Louga," "Jour de fête" and "Marché hebdomadaire." The remaining 16 paintings date from 2025, about three quarters of the catalogue currently online.

The thread running through the titles

Two groups of titles recur across this catalogue. One group names market scenes and trades: "Marché de Louga," "Marché hebdomadaire," "Marché hebdomadaire 2," "Jour de marché," "Marché aux poissons," "Vendeuses de poissons," "Vendeurs de café," "Les vendeuses de légumes," "Vendeurs d'oranges," "La table de Mère Awa" and "Marchand ambulant." A second group uses the language of the group and the collective: "La foule," "Travail collectif," "Seul ensemble," "La famille," "Lien commun 1" and "Lien commun 2," the last two sharing the title of "Lien commun," the exhibition presented by Ge'eza at the IFAN Musée Théodore Monod in October 2025, where the artist was shown alongside Saadio and Tampidaro.

Oil and acrylic, side by side

The split between the two techniques runs across the whole catalogue rather than sitting in one period: oil paintings and acrylics both appear among the 2025 works, and the five 2023 paintings are all oils. No single year or size belongs to only one technique, which gives a buyer comparing two pieces a genuine choice of surface and finish rather than a choice limited by date.

A fully available catalogue

None of Ibou Diagne's 22 works online is currently marked sold: all 22 remain available at the time of writing. This status, like the title, technique, size and year, is confirmed on each work's own page, which can change between one visit and the next.

Comparing two sizes before deciding

Size is often the first thing to weigh in a catalogue this size, ahead of technique or year. The four large 180 x 120 cm paintings call for a fairly open wall, in a living room or a reception space. The 100 x 100 cm paintings, the most numerous size here, suit more modest spaces, an office or a wide hallway. The in-between sizes, 90 x 70 cm and 70 x 90 cm, are usually the easiest to fit into an already furnished room. Opening a few pages side by side, with their exact measurements, helps picture the scale before deciding.

Asking for the price of a work in the catalogue

The price of any specific work in this catalogue is not listed online: it is given on request from the work's page on the gallery site, or directly on WhatsApp at +221 78 660 07 07, naming the exact title. The team replies with the price, the technical details and the certificate of authenticity signed by the artist that travels with every work sold. Payment is by Wave, Orange Money, card or in person, and the painting is then collected at Point E or shipped out of Dakar on request for a quote.

Seeing the catalogue at the gallery

The artist's full page, with all 22 works, is on the artists page. The guide Ibou Diagne, Senegalese Painter introduces the artist and the two main threads in his work, the market and the collective. The gallery can be visited without an appointment, Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm, at 656 avenue Birago Diop, Point E, during the same hours as the restaurant. The painting Seul ensemble is a useful starting point for a first visit, since it remains the oldest work in the online catalogue.