Chris Ofili is one of the best known of the generation of YBAs, or Young British Artists. His intense and original colorful visual style combines the worlds of kitsch, hip-hop music, decorative art, Pop Art, blaxploitation films, the London Zoo, and the Zimbabwe plains. These six untitled watercolors, small in size, exude a delicacy that is energized by the artist’s signature use of bold color: his simple lines and curves, almost reminiscent of Japanese brush work, convey elegance and beauty. The women depicted do not appear to be specific models; in fact, they have a generic quality similar to the magazine photos that adorn the artist’s paintings. Like all of Ofili’s works, these are charged with feeling as well as complex meanings.