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BAULE - Visions of Africa

BAULE - Visions of Africa

BAULE

The Baule, who live in central Ivory Coast, produce an extremely diversified art, encompassing almost every category of object, as if each utilitarian thing were a source of creativity. While neighbouring peoples often content themselves with carving masks, and some just produce statuettes, the Baule used to have doors, spoons, pulleys, and decorated drums, and made the most of every kind of utensil: seats, amulets, catapults… An artistic proliferation also conveyed by the way in which materials were used: wood, fabrics, metal, gold… And in many instances it was the lowliest of works which were the most powerful, aesthetically. This book offers us an overview of the Baule people, the better to help us understand how very diverse forms and styles may hail from a single source. It examines the Baule through photographs taken in the field and some 60 pieces coming from museums and private collections.

Pris ved	1	Stk		299,00 DKK

Emne	Afrikansk kunst
Kunstner	Diverse
Forfatter	Alain-Michel Boyer
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	79 ill, heraf 64 i farver
Format / Sideantal	24 x 16 cm / 160 sider
Udgivelsesår	2008
Indbinding	Hæftet
Forlag	5 Continents
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ISBN	9788874393862
Lev.	3-5 dage

BAULE

The Baule, who live in central Ivory Coast, produce an extremely diversified art, encompassing almost every category of object, as if each utilitarian thing were a source of creativity. While neighbouring peoples often content themselves with carving masks, and some just produce statuettes, the Baule used to have doors, spoons, pulleys, and decorated drums, and made the most of every kind of utensil: seats, amulets, catapults… An artistic proliferation also conveyed by the way in which materials were used: wood, fabrics, metal, gold… And in many instances it was the lowliest of works which were the most powerful, aesthetically. This book offers us an overview of the Baule people, the better to help us understand how very diverse forms and styles may hail from a single source. It examines the Baule through photographs taken in the field and some 60 pieces coming from museums and private collections.