Art 4201 Studyguide 3a
Φ Study for test
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NORTHWEST AFRICA (cont'd) |
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| Cameroon: Bamum palace, Foumban. Recons. Plan, e. 20th C. ABW 2.22 | 1905 photo |
| 1911 Harvest Festival | ΦCameroon: Throne of King Nsa’ngu. L. 19th C. Wood, glass beads, cowrie shells. 68 ½” H. ABW 2.21 |
| ΦCameroon: King Njoya enthroned before Foumban palace portal. 1912. ABW 2.20 | |
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Cameroon. Beaded bowl figure. Kom, Laikom. C. 1900. 28”H. Carlos |
Cameroon. Bamum. Royal stool. 68” H |
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Cameroon. BaMileke. Carved beaded wooden throne. 46”H 19th C. Detroit |
Ivory Coast. Anyi. Mother and Child figure. Blackened wood. 19th-20th c. 19" |
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ΦMali. Dogon. Seated couple. 19th-20th C. wood, metal. 28 ¾” H. NWA 15 |
Mali. Dogon. Ancestor figure. |
| Mali. Dogon. Ancestor figure. | |
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Southern Niger. Fulani (Wodaabe) men at a Gerewol. 1980s |
Southern Niger. Fulani (Wodaabe) men at a Gerewol. 1980s |
| Fulani (Wodaabe) women at Gerewol. Southern Niger, 1980s | Mali. Fulani woman in Market, Mopti. 1970s |
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Cameroon. Kuosi society elephant masks inperformance. 1985. |
Ivory Coast, Senufo. Brass mask in performance at funeral. Boundialiana. 1950s |
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No. Guinea. Nalu Bandu masquerades, Koukouba. 1950s |
Ivory Coast: Guro culture. Spirit mask in performance. 1950s. 25-17 |
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Burkina Faso: Bwa. Dossi masks in performance. 25-16 |
Burkina Faso: Bwa. Pa village: serpent, monkey, buffalo masks in performance. 1984 |
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Senegal: Bassari male initiates. 1980 |
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Mali: Dogon. Kanaga mask. E. 20th C. 25-14 |
ΦKanaga masks in performance. ABW 2.1 |
| Mali: Bamana: Chi Wara headdress: antelope w. young on back. 31 ¼”H |
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ΦMali: Bamana: Chi Wara male headdress: antelope. ABW 2.25 |
Mali: Bamana: Chi Wara headdress: male and female dance crests in performance. |
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Mali: Jenne. Adobe house. After 16th C. façade. |
Façade features, plans |
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ΦMali: Jenne: Great Mosque.14th C. ABW 2.24, NWA 6 |
Interior |
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Cameroon: Fumban Chapel, thatched building |
Cameroon: Bafut: square house w. thatching. |
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Nankani compound plan, house section |
Ghana: Sirigu: Nankani compound. 1972 |
| Ivory Coast: Senufo wooden mask | |
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ΦIvory Coast: Senufo: door. Mid 20th C. NWA 13 |
Senufo wooden door |
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ΦIvory Coast: Baule: Ancestor figure blolo bian. 24.8”H. NWA 14 |
Ivory Coast: Baule: ancestor figure. 21” H |
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Ivory Coast: Baule: blolo bla figure (spirit spouse). 20th C. see NWA 14 25-01 |
Burkina Faso: Lobi culture. Boteba (spirit figure). 19th C. wood, 31” H. 25-7 |
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Sierra Leone: Mende Nowo Helmet mask. 18 7/8” 20th C. 25-5 |
Sierra Leone: Mende Sowe Mask. 19th –20th C. wood, raffia, copper alloy. 25”H. Carlos. |
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Guinea: Baga drum, for funerals &c. 44”H |
another |
| Congo: Azande” Sanza (Thumb piano). 19th C. wood. 24”H | |
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Sierra Leone: Sapi/Portuguese Salt cellar. 15th-16th C. Ivory, 17”H |
another |
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Ghana: Ashanti culture: kente cloth. 20th C. silk. 6’11” X 4’4”. |
So Kenya: Massai procession in honor of warriors (Moran). 1980s |
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Ghana: Ashanti: Bronze procession. |
Benin: Fon: Brass and wood procession. |
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Ghana: Ashanti: Spokesperson’s staff – finial. 20th C. wood, gold. 11 ¼”H |
Ashanti gathering with spokespersons staff |
| ΦGhana: Ashanti akuaba fetish. Wood, glass beads, string. 10 3/8” H. NWA 10 | side view |
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AFRICAN DIASPORA/Modern Africa |
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ΦBath, South Carolina: face vessel. C. 1850. stoneware, ash glaze. 8 ¾”H. ABW 2.26 |
Magdalene Odundo. Asummetrical angled piece. 1991. red clay. 17” H |
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Elimo Njau. Milking. 1972. o/cloth. 20 X 15 ¾” |
Iba N’Diaye. À qui la Tour? (Whose Turn Is It?) 1970. o/c. 4’11”H |
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Ghana: funeral procession with fish-shaped coffin, 1992. + 5 more images |
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Robert Colescott. Les Demoiselles d’Alabama, vestidas. 1985. acr/c. 96 X 92” |
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ΦHarriet Powers. Pictorial quilt. 1895-98. pieced. Appliquéd, printed cotton, embroidered w. plain, metallic yarns. 5’9” 8’9” ABW 2.27 |
another |
| Faith Ringold. Story quilt: Tar Beach. 1988 | Faith Ringgold. Who's Bad? |
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Romare Bearden. SheBa. 1970. collage/comp bd. 48 X 36” |
Romare Bearden. Prevalence of Ritual: The Baptism. 1964. MM. 9 1/8 X 12” |
| James Hampton with his creation |
ΦJames Hampton. Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Millennium General Assembly. 1950-64. Gold & silver aluminum foil, kraft paper, and plastic sheets, over wood, paperboard, glass. 10’6” ABW 2.28
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