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Art History Animalia
@art_history_animalia@historians.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

#Crow Mask (Nsua-Ndua)
Cameroon, early 20th c.
Wood, pigment, paint
On display at Baltimore Museum of Art (1987.146)
#AfricanArt #BirdsInArt

photo of the crow mask mounted on display at museum, front profile view painted black with red and white details happy looking crow head! big googly eyes and wide open mouth like :D
photo of the crow mask mounted on display at museum, front profile view painted black with red and white details happy looking crow head! big googly eyes and wide open mouth like :D
photo of the crow mask mounted on display at museum, front profile view painted black with red and white details happy looking crow head! big googly eyes and wide open mouth like :D
photo of the crow mask mounted on display at museum, quarter turn side profile view painted black with red and white details happy looking crow head! big googly eyes and wide open mouth like :D
photo of the crow mask mounted on display at museum, quarter turn side profile view painted black with red and white details happy looking crow head! big googly eyes and wide open mouth like :D
photo of the crow mask mounted on display at museum, quarter turn side profile view painted black with red and white details happy looking crow head! big googly eyes and wide open mouth like :D
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Pottery by Osa
@potterybyosa@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 9 months ago

My last #selfie for the algorithm before I deleted IG last weekend. Goodbye after 12 yrs + 50k followers 👋🏾 I couldn’t have done it if I hadn’t gained some traction here, so thank you for following.

I grew up in #punkrock and #anarchist organizing, so moving to #NonCorporate and #decentralized social media feels full circle. I want my #pottery to be part of a future of thought that represents progress and liberation.

#punk #clay #ceramics #nonhierarchical #art #blackmastodon #africanart

Nigerian-American studio potter Osa Atoe (a black woman with shoulder length locs)  holding an elaborate ceramic vase she made, painted in earth tones, with geometric patterns. The background is a blur of tropical foliage.
Nigerian-American studio potter Osa Atoe (a black woman with shoulder length locs) holding an elaborate ceramic vase she made, painted in earth tones, with geometric patterns. The background is a blur of tropical foliage.
Nigerian-American studio potter Osa Atoe (a black woman with shoulder length locs) holding an elaborate ceramic vase she made, painted in earth tones, with geometric patterns. The background is a blur of tropical foliage.
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