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[https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/art-africa/african-art-introduction by Khan Academy] | [https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/art-africa/african-art-introduction by Khan Academy] | ||
Historical overviews of the art of Africa | Historical overviews of the art of Africa | ||
=====African art before and after colonialism===== | |||
[https://lasujoh.org.ng/storage/articles/O18N5237xNeTqRW5mlRZ71vR0QyvObQvcsXAl3Zh.pdf] | |||
Africa is a vast continent of diverse cultures that manifest in everything they | |||
do, and such cultural manifestations can be observed in their art, marriage, | |||
kinship, law, among others. Based on this, this essay dwelt on African art, and | |||
it was examined in two epochal periods, viz; before the advent of colonialism, | |||
and after colonialism (during colonialism inclusive). Qualitative research | |||
design was adopted for the study, using historical and descriptive approaches | |||