Museographs: Contemporary African-American Folk Art

Nonfiction, Art & Architecture, General Art, Art History, American
Cover of the book Museographs: Contemporary African-American Folk Art by Caron Caswell Lazar, The Lazar Group, Incorporated
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Author: Caron Caswell Lazar ISBN: 9781456607029
Publisher: The Lazar Group, Incorporated Publication: February 2, 2017
Imprint: The Lazar Group, Incorporated Language: English
Author: Caron Caswell Lazar
ISBN: 9781456607029
Publisher: The Lazar Group, Incorporated
Publication: February 2, 2017
Imprint: The Lazar Group, Incorporated
Language: English
The tradition of African-American Folk Art is vast and diverse. With roots that extend overseas, these traditions now flourish and continue to bloom into the twenty-first century. In Contemporary African-American Folk Art, trace the development of such mediums as wood carving, pottery, quilt making and painting.

Learn the significance of slave Henry Gudgell, whose artistic mastery is still hailed as some of the best surviving examples of African-American wood carving.

See how random scraps of cloth from 'the big house' transform into geometric wonders such as 'The Wedding Ring' and 'The Triangle.' Just two of America's favorite quilt patterns, they are often still showcased today at Southern quilting bees.

Complete with informative text and seven vibrant prints, this issue includes biographical summaries of major contributors to the field of African-American Folk Art.
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The tradition of African-American Folk Art is vast and diverse. With roots that extend overseas, these traditions now flourish and continue to bloom into the twenty-first century. In Contemporary African-American Folk Art, trace the development of such mediums as wood carving, pottery, quilt making and painting.

Learn the significance of slave Henry Gudgell, whose artistic mastery is still hailed as some of the best surviving examples of African-American wood carving.

See how random scraps of cloth from 'the big house' transform into geometric wonders such as 'The Wedding Ring' and 'The Triangle.' Just two of America's favorite quilt patterns, they are often still showcased today at Southern quilting bees.

Complete with informative text and seven vibrant prints, this issue includes biographical summaries of major contributors to the field of African-American Folk Art.

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