Art and design Africa Part 2

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Art and design Africa Part 2

Africa: art and design Human Image

Mask Bamum people, Cameroon Early 20th century Head from Ife, Nigeria Mid-1300s-early 1400s

Figure (nkisi) Kongo people, DR Congo Late 19th century Vessel by Magdalene Odundo from Farnham, UK 2000

Africa: art and design Painting

Crucifixion painting (detail) from Adwa, Ethiopia About 1855 Mummy portrait from Hawara, Fayum, Egypt AD 100-120

Rock painting San people, southern Africa Date uncertain Tomb-chapel painting from Thebes, Egypt About 1350 BC

Africa: art and design Sculpture

Statue of Ankhrekhu from Egypt 1850-1830 BC Carving of a king (ndop) Kuba people, DR Congo Late 18th century

Masquerade sculpture by Sokari Douglas Camp from London, UK 1995 Masquerade outfit Chewa people, Malawi Late 20th century

Africa: art and design Textiles

Tunic (jibba) Mahdist State, Sudan Late 19th century Cape (lamd) from Ethiopia Early 20th century

Cloth (kanga) from Tanzania 2008 Skirt Kuba people, DR Congo Late 19th century

Africa: art and design Tools, Weapons and Metalwork

Axe Nsapo people, DR Congo Late 19th century Currency blade Bankutu people, DR Congo Early 20th century

Sword (akonfona) Asante people, Ghana 19th century Sword (kaskara) from Sudan 20th century

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