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9780810934481

History of Art in Africa (Trade Version)

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  • ISBN13:

    9780810934481

  • ISBN10:

    0810934485

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-01-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

Discusses the arts of the African continent, including Egypt, exploring the continent's artistic, as opposed to purely cultural traditions.

Table of Contents

Preface 10(14)
Rowland Abiodun
Africa, Art, and History: An Introduction 14(10)
Suzanne Blier
I. From the Nile to the Niger 24(142)
The Sahara and the Maghreb
26(22)
Monica Blackmun Visona
Central Saharan Rock Art
27(3)
Large Wild Fauna Style
27(1)
Archaic Style
28(1)
Pastoralist Style
29(1)
Later Styles and Subjects
30(1)
The Maghreb and the Ancient Mediterranean World
30(3)
Carthage
31(1)
Numidia and Mauritania
32(1)
Rome
32(1)
The Coming of Islam
33(4)
The Great Mosque of Qairouan
33(1)
The Qarawiyyan Mosque
34(3)
Regional Berber Arts
37(9)
Architecture and Household Arts in the Northern Mountains
37(3)
Architecture and Household Arts in the Sahara
40(2)
Personal Arts of the Shleuh and Tuareg
42(4)
Contemporary Art of North Africa
46
Aspects of African Culture: Personal Adornment
44(4)
Lands of the Nile: Egypt, Nubia, and Ethiopia
48(30)
Monica Blackmun Visona
Early Nile Cultures
49(3)
Kemet
52(8)
Old Kingdom and Middle Kingdom
52(4)
New Kingdom
56(4)
Kush
60(4)
Axum and Its Time
64(3)
Egypt in the Sphere of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium
64(2)
Palaces and Tombs of Axum
66(1)
Ballana
66(1)
Early Christian Arts of Nubia and Ethiopia
67(4)
Faras
68(1)
Lalibela
68(2)
Early Solomonic Period
70(1)
Islamic Art of Egypt
71(1)
Later Christian Art of Ethiopia
72(2)
Lower Nubia Before the Aswan Dam
74(2)
Contemporary Artists of Sudan and Ethiopia
76(2)
The Central Sudan
78(28)
Monica Blackmun Visona
Ancient Art in Fired Clay
79(3)
Nok
79(1)
Bura
80(1)
Sao
81(1)
Living Arts of Small Communities
82(12)
The Dakakari and the Nigerian Plateau
82(1)
The Ga'anda and the Gongola River
83(3)
Musgum and the Logone River
86(2)
The Jukun of the Middle Benue River
88(1)
The Chamba of the Nigeria/Cameroon Borderlands
88(3)
The Mumuye of the Upper Benue River
91(1)
The Mambila of the Nigeria/Cameroon Borderlands
92(2)
The Imperial Arts of the Kanuri and Hausa
94(6)
Hausa Mosques and Civic Architecture
95(4)
Art, Literacy, and Mystic Faith
99(1)
The Fulani
100(6)
The Futa Djallon
100(1)
The Inland Niger Delta
101(2)
Southern Niger
103(2)
Northeastern Nigeria and the Adamawa
105(1)
Mande Worlds and the Upper Niger
106(24)
Monica Blackmun Visona
In the Sphere of Ancient Empires
107(6)
Wagadu
107(2)
Mali and the Inland Niger Delta
109(1)
The Architectural Legacy of Jenne
110(3)
Tarkur and Jolof
113(1)
Recent Mande Arts: Nyamakalaw and Their Work
113(11)
Gwan and Jo
114(2)
Ntomo and Tyi Wara
116(3)
Bogolanfini
119(2)
Komo and Kono
121(1)
Kore, Secular Masquerades, and Pupperty
122(2)
Arts of the Home
124(2)
Art for the International Market
126(4)
The Western Sudan
130(36)
Herbert M. Cole
The Tellem
131(1)
The Dogon
132(12)
Sculpture
133(4)
Architecture
137(3)
Masks and Masquerades
140(4)
The Senufo
144(11)
Poro
145(2)
Sandogo
147(2)
Masks and Masquerades
149(3)
Places of Assembly and Celebration
152(1)
Tourist Arts
153(2)
Related Peoples Burkina Faso
155(11)
Lobi Sculpture and Metalwork
155(3)
Bwa Masquerades
158(3)
Mossi Sculpture and Masking
161(1)
Nankani Architecture
162(4)
II. Western Africa 166(162)
West Atlantic Forests
168(26)
Monica Blackmun Visona
Early Arts
169(4)
Stone Figures
169(2)
Export Ivories
171(2)
Masking and Related Arts
173(18)
Initiations of the Jola, the Bidjogo, and Their Neighbors
173(3)
Performed Art of the Baga and Their Neighbors
176(4)
Women's and Men's Societies: Sande/Bondo and Poro
180(4)
Masks and Sacred Authority: The Dan and Their Neighbors
184(3)
Women's Arts Among the Dan and the We
187(2)
Masquerades of the Guro
189(2)
Cross-Currents and Hybrid Forms
191(1)
American-African Architecture
191(1)
Festival Arts
191(1)
Contemporary International Art
192(2)
Akan Worlds
194(34)
Herbert M. Cole
The Visual--Verbal Nexus
195(1)
Regalia and Arts of Statecraft
196(7)
Regalia in Ghana
197(1)
Stools and Chairs
198(1)
State Swords
199(1)
Linguist Staffs
200(1)
Baule and Lagoons Regalia
201(2)
Metal Arts: The Culture of Gold
203(3)
Textiles
206(2)
Terracotta Funerary Sculpture
208(2)
Wood Sculpture and Shrines
210(6)
Akua Ma
211(1)
Asante Carvings and Shrines
211(2)
Baule and Lagoons Carvings and Shrines
213(2)
Secular Carvings
215(1)
Royal Festivals in Ghana
216(2)
Baule Masks and Masquerades
218(2)
Goli
218(1)
Bonu Amwin and Do
219(1)
Age-Grade Arts of Lagoons Peoples
220(1)
Arts of Fante Military Companies
221(4)
Lives Well Lived: Contemporary Funerary Arts
225(1)
International Art
226
Aspects of African Culture: Art and Leadership
196(32)
The Yoruba and the Fon
228(46)
Robin Poynor
Early Ife
229(7)
Archaic and Pre-Pavement Periods
229(1)
Pavement Period
230(6)
Early Owo
236(2)
Esie
238(1)
Recent Yoruba Art
239(20)
Royal Arts
239(4)
The Ogboni Society
243(2)
Art and the Spirit World
245(1)
Orunmila and Eshu
246(5)
Ogun, Osanyin, and Eyinle
251(1)
Shango and Ibeji
252(3)
Masks and Masquerades
255(4)
Dahomey
259(7)
Royal Arts
260(3)
Art and the Spirit World
263(3)
Modern Arts
266
Brazilian Architecture
266(2)
Movements in Oshogho
268(4)
The Ono Group
272
Aspects of African Culture: Lost-Wax Casting
234(40)
The Lower Niger
274(54)
Herbert M. Cole
Igbo Ukwu
274(4)
Recent and Contemporary Igbo Arts
278(18)
Title Arts
279(3)
Shrines and Shrine Figures
282(3)
Mbari
285(4)
Ugonachonma
289(1)
Masks and Masquerades
290(6)
Shared Themes in Lower Niger Arts
296(7)
Personal Altars
296(2)
Light/Dark Masking: Beauties and Beasts
298(4)
Hierarchical Compositions
302(1)
Ibibio Memorial Arts
303(2)
Oron Ancestral Figures
305(1)
Kalabari Ijaw Festivals and Memorial Arts
306(4)
Benin: Six Centuries of Royal Arts
310(16)
Art, Ideology, and the Benin World
311(5)
Plaques
316(2)
Royal Altars
318(5)
Portuguese Presence in Benin Arts
323(2)
Masks and Masquerades
325(1)
Mamy Wata
326
Aspects of African Culture: Shrines and Altars
283(45)
III. Central Africa 328(110)
Cross River, Cameroon Grasslands, and Gabon
330(36)
Robin Poynor
Cross River
331(7)
Early Arts
331(2)
Recent Arts of Secret Societies
333(5)
Cameroon Grasslands
338(14)
Palace Architecture
339(3)
Arts of the Royal Treasuries
342(7)
Royal Spectacle and Masquerade Arts
349(3)
Maritime Arts: The Duala
352(3)
Gabon
355(9)
Reliquary Figures
355(5)
Masks and Masquerades
360(4)
Contemporary International Arts
364
Aspects of African Culture: Masquerades
336(30)
The Western Congo Basin
366(46)
Robin Poynor
Early Art
367(1)
The Kongo Kingdom
367(11)
Early Leadership Arts
367(2)
Religious Arts: Christianity and After
369(2)
Funerary and Memorial Arts
371(5)
Minkisi
376(2)
The Teke
378(1)
In the Sphere of the Lunda Empire
379(15)
Chokwe Leadership and Initiation Arts
380(5)
The Yaka and the Suku
385(6)
The Pende
391(3)
The Salampasu
394(2)
The Kuba
396(9)
Leadership Arts
397(1)
Ndop
397(1)
Architecture
398(1)
Prestige Objects
399(1)
Textile Arts
400(2)
Masks and Masquerades
402(3)
In the Shadow of the Kuba: The Ndengese, the Binji, and the Wongo
405(1)
The Lulua
406(2)
Contemporary Urban and International Art
408(4)
The Eastern Congo Basin
412(26)
Robin Poynor
Early Art from the Upemba Depression
412(1)
In the Sphere of the Luba Empire
413(10)
The Luba Heartland
414(5)
The Hemba
419(1)
The Tabwa
420(2)
The Songye
422(1)
Societies of the Lega, the Bembe, the Mbole, and the Azande
423(6)
Bwami
424(2)
Elanda and 'Alunga
426(1)
Lilwa
427(1)
Mani
428(1)
Court Art of the Azande and the Mangbetu
429(5)
The Mbuti
434(1)
Contemporary Arts
435
Aspects of African Culture: Rites of Passage
424(14)
IV. Eastern and Southern Africa 438(60)
Eastern Africa
440(32)
Monica Blackmun Visona
The Swahili Coast
441(7)
Islamic Arts
441(3)
Arts of Leadership
444(1)
Domestic Architecture
445(3)
Other Coastal Bantu Cultures
448(5)
Prestige Arts of the Interlacustrine Region
453(3)
The Nyamwezi
453(1)
Royal Treasuries
454(1)
Ceramics and Basketry
455(1)
Masquerades and Other Arts of the Maravi, the Makonde, the Makua, and the Yao
456(5)
Nyau
456(3)
Lipiko
459(1)
Sculpture
460(1)
Export Art
460(1)
Madagascar
461(3)
Memorial Arts
462(2)
Cushitic and Nilo-Saharan Speakers of the Interior
464(5)
Memorial Figures and Stone Tombs
464(2)
Personal Arts
466(3)
Contemporary Artists of Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya
469
Aspects of African Culture: Cycles and Circles
458(14)
Southern Africa
472(26)
Monica Blackmun Visona
Rock Art of Southern and Eastern Africa
473(5)
Earliest Images
473(2)
Zimbabwe
475(1)
Tanzania and Eastern Africa
476(1)
The Drakensberg Mountains
476(2)
Early Art of Bantu Speakers
478(5)
The Shona and Great Zimbabwe
479(4)
Recent Art of the Shona and Their Neighbors
483(4)
Art and Ancestors
483(1)
Initiations and Related Art
484(3)
Arts of the Sotho and the Nguni
487(7)
Art and Leadership Among the Sotho and the Tswana
488(1)
Nguni Beadwork
488(2)
Nguni Arts of Daily Life
490(2)
Architecture
492(2)
Art and Contemporary Issues
494(4)
International Art
494(1)
Art Under Apartheid
495(3)
V. The Diaspora 498(30)
Art of the African Diaspora
500(28)
Michael Harris
Art in Slave and Folk Settings
501(3)
Speaking Through New Forms
504(4)
Reclaiming Africa
508(11)
Image and Idea
508(6)
Getting Behind the Mask: TransAtlantic Dialogues
514(5)
African Heritage in Popular and Ritual Arts
519(5)
Five Contemporary Artists
524(4)
Glossary 528(1)
Annotated Bibliography 529(8)
Picture Credits 537(3)
Index 540

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