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Carved figures, Yoruba Culture, South Nigeria (painted wood)

Carved figures, Yoruba Culture, South Nigeria (painted wood)


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Carved figures, Yoruba Culture, South Nigeria (painted wood)

UCL273804 Carved figures, Yoruba Culture, South Nigeria (painted wood) by African School; Ethnographic Collections, University College London, UK; © UCL Art Museum, University College London

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© UCL Art Museum, University College London / Bridgeman Images

Nigerian Polychrome


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This print showcases a remarkable piece of art from the Yoruba culture in South Nigeria. The carved figures, made from painted wood, are a testament to the rich artistic heritage of this region. Created by an African School artist and housed in the Ethnographic Collections at University College London, this artwork is a true gem. The attention to detail and craftsmanship evident in these figures is awe-inspiring. Each figure represents a child and a female, beautifully captured with wooden polychrome features that bring them to life. The tribal influence is apparent through the intricate carving techniques used to create these stunning pieces. The vibrant colors used in painting these figures add depth and character to their already impressive forms. It's fascinating how such simple materials can be transformed into such expressive works of art. This photograph not only captures the beauty of these carvings but also serves as a reminder of the cultural significance they hold for the Yoruba people. It provides us with an opportunity to appreciate their artistic traditions and gain insight into their way of life. As we admire this image, let us take a moment to reflect on the power of art in preserving history and celebrating diverse cultures around the world.

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