Asked by Joseph Igorra on Sep 27, 2024
Which class of artworks survives from the densely wooded areas of central Africa?
A) Great Zimbabwe monoliths
B) Kuba ndop figures
C) Sapi saltcellars
D) Ife ruler portraits
Kuba Ndop Figures
Carved wooden statues from the Kuba Kingdom in Central Africa, representing the spirits of kings or notable individuals, often used in rituals and as guardians.
Sapi Saltcellars
Intricately carved saltcellars made by the Sapi people of West Africa during the late Middle Ages, highly valued for their craftsmanship and artistry in the European trade market.
- Appreciate the spectrum and significance of artistic expressions in Africa, including cave engravings, embellishments of the physique, and images of monarchs.
Learning Objectives
- Appreciate the spectrum and significance of artistic expressions in Africa, including cave engravings, embellishments of the physique, and images of monarchs.