Artist Information:
Zena Atitala
Nairobi,
Kenya
Member Since: Nov 2001
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Artist Statement:
Ureinab African Art Gallery
Hello,
Welcome to Nubian/Ureinab African Art Gallery
Are you interested in buying African Art at the cheapest prices,
directly from Kenya (Africa)?
Then send me an email, I'll give more details.
ureinab@mailcity.com
Regards,
Director
Zena.
INTRODUCTION
The African art history goes back to decades ago, with the earliest examples being figures of people and animals molded into rock. Sculpture was started over 2000 years ago, the merchandise used was such as wood, clay and even iron, it decline over time, and so we only have actual examples going back about 500 years. Most existing art is therefore nearly recent, and because of Western disposition, African art has only come to display over the past hundred years.
Although this limitless continent is home to over one thousand different ethnic groups, African art has at large common characteristics, which make it distinctly African. There are seven major types of art produced in Africa. These are masks, statues, furniture, textiles, pottery, beadwork, baskets, and metalwork. Most objects having shape are fashioned by men, while most decorative work such as painting and textiles, are produced by women.
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Practical African Elements Of Art
Unlike its European counterpart, African art usually serves a practical purpose in addition to having artistic beauty. Hence one finds richly decorated and intricately designed utensils, baskets, pottery, and chairs, all having a practical aspect which is often absent in other cultures. The elaborate artwork ...
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Zena Atitala's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Zena Atitala's Portfolio. Browse Atitala's body of work: Ureinab African Art Gallery
Hello,
Welcome to Nubian/Ureinab African Art Gallery
Are you interested in buying African Art at the cheapest prices,
directly from Kenya (Africa)?
Then send me an email, I'll give more details.
ureinab@mailcity.com
Regards,
Director
Zena.
INTRODUCTION
The African art history goes back to decades ago, with the earliest examples being figures of people and animals molded into rock. Sculpture was started over 2000 years ago, the merchandise used was such as wood, clay and even iron, it decline over time, and so we only have actual examples going back about 500 years... | |
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