1.6: The art of Nigeria — Read

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From the Kingdom of Benin to the arts of the Yoruba, Nigeria is home to ancient and vibrant art traditions. c. 15th century - present

1.6.1: Benin Plaques
1.6.2: The Kingdom of Benin
1.6.3: Benin Art- Patrons, Artists and Current Controversies
1.6.4: The Imagery of Power on Benin Bronze Plaques
1.6.5: Benin and the Portuguese
1.6.6: Queen Mother Pendant Mask (Iyoba) (Edo peoples)
1.6.7: Benin ivory mask (Edo peoples)
1.6.8: Benin plaque- Equestrian Oba and Attendants
1.6.9: Ere Ibeji Figures (Yoruba peoples)
1.6.10: Kingdom of Ife- Sculptures from West Africa
1.6.11: Ife uncovered
1.6.12: Olowe of Ise
1.6.13: Olowe of Ise, Veranda Post of Enthroned King and Senior Wife
1.6.14: Ikenga (Igbo peoples)
1.6.15: Uche Okeke
1.6.16: Yinka Shonibare, The Swing (After Fragonard)

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