Following renovation, 500 sub-Saharan African works highlight major movements—one-fourth on view for the first time—spanning the Middle Ages to today.
Guinea and Sierra Leone The Art of Cultivation from the Rice Coast to the New World
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Owo, Ijebu, and Benin, a trio of kingdoms located within present-day southern Nigeria, shared aspects of courtly culture including titles, ceremonial paraphernalia, and art forms.
16th century Territorial expansion and dialogue among the powerful states of the Guinea
Debbie Kuo, a jewelry designer and the administrator in the Department of Greek and Roman Art, shares artworks that inspire her designs.
Rockefeller made two trips to New Guinea where he met with Asmat elders and artists
were found in Niani, a former capital of the Mali empire located in modern-day Guinea
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Podkováň, Austro-Hungary 1881–Prague, 1957
Burma, Cameroon, China, Congo, Iran, Japan, Liberia, the Marquesas Islands, New Guinea
The institution of slavery existed in Africa long before the arrival of Europeans and was widespread at the period of economic contact.
The Yoruba kingdom of Oyo on the Guinea coast, founded sometime before 1500, expanded
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