Hand Painted in Togo, Africa. This artist, A. Folly, sometimes features real-life scenarios in Africa with hyperbole added for comedic purposes. The artist sometimes produces paintings of fictional animals in funny ways, often driving a vehicle or riding a bike.

This is a small representation of a common commercial art sign used by sellers of what used to be called "snake oil", a cure-all liquid sold to cure a wide range of health problems. The images on the sign represent those problems, in this case: diarrhea, tooth problems, penis problems, eye problems, etc.

Each sign is 6.5 inches wide and 5 inches tall. The thickness of this painting is roughly 3/16" or 4mm.

This item is perfect for a wall hanging or as a flat object to be framed.