AP Art History - Africa (part 1 of 3: Edo, Ashanti, Kuba, and Kongo Peoples)

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  • čas přidán 14. 02. 2021
  • The first of a three-part series on the artworks covered in the Africa unit of the AP Art History curriculum. Includes a brief overview of trends and topics in African art (from ~1500-1920 CE) as well as a review of the following works:
    ~ Wall Plaque from the Oba's Palace - Edo people, Benin, Nigeria
    ~ Sika Dwa Kofi (The Golden Stool) - Ashanti people, Ghana
    ~ Ndop (Portrait Figure) of King Mishe miShyaang maMbul - Kuba people, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
    ~ Nkisi n’Kondi (Power Figure) - Kongo People, DRC

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    I love these! I’m not in college or anything yet but I still love learning about different art and cultures and histories in general and you talk fast enough that it doesn’t bore me and everything you say makes sense. It’s easy and simple but you’re still able to pack a butt ton of knowledge in here!

  • @avercado4132
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    thank you for making these! MY ap art history class doesn't cover africa well and this is great supplemntary material

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