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32 reviewsReflections on African Art: Insights on Rare Pieces from the Bamana, Senufo, Dogon, and Baule Tribes shares Robert Workman’s journey from his first purchase of African art to the creation of a unique collection from Mali, Côte d’Ivoire, and Burkina Faso. Over 65 years of collecting, the Workmans have assembled a diverse range of pieces, rare and unusual treasures curated masterfully. This book presents works that are often overlooked in mainstream publications, providing a fresh perspective on the artistic heritage of Africa. The collection reflects the ever-changing cultures and traditions of African tribes, offering readers an intimate glimpse into this rich artistic legacy.
Key Features:
Rare pieces: Focuses on rare, unpublished African art pieces from the Bamana, Senufo, Dogon, and Baule tribes as well as some other peoples closely affiliated or influenced by these groups
Travel documentation: Includes photographs documenting travels to Mali
Unique objects: Highlights unique objects that reflect Africa's changing culture
Personal journey: Provides insights into the personal journey of collecting and preserving African art
Informed insights: Gives detailed explanations of the history and meaning of tribal pieces, featuring discussion of specific themes like power associations, masks, mythology, and more
Through these photographs and accompanying text, the book captures the beauty and significance of the Workmans' collection while preserving the legacy of African craftsmanship. It offers readers an opportunity to explore the richness of African art and understand its relevance in the modern world.