Expressionist Painting from Africa, "Akuaba Family"
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Feminine images emerge from a glowing background of warm earth colors. Caressed by green breezes and bright sunshine, the shadowy figures represent akuaba effigies, the traditional fertility dolls of Ghana's Akan people. Childless women hold great faith in their powers and often carry a doll with them until they become pregnant. Also, Ghanaians consider the akuaba to be a symbol of beauty and wisdom. Evans Nii Adjetey Adjei's portrayal glows with the hope of new life.
- 0.22 kgs
- 0.5 lbs
- 51 cm W x 51 cm H
- 20" W x 20" H
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