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After a tenure of more than fourteen years at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Constantine (Costa) Petridis joined the Art Institute of Chicago on 1 November, 2016, as Curator of African Art and Chair of the Department of the Arts of Africa and the Americas. A prolific editor and writer specialising in arts of Central Africa, Petridis most recently also contributed various essays to Frank Herreman's Mumuye Sculpture from Nigeria: The Human Figure Reinvented, which was published by 5 Continents Editions in 2016. Luigi Spina (b. 1966) is a photographer from Naples. He participated in the ninth International Photography Festival in Rome and at MIAFAIR 2013 with his book project The Buchner Boxes. With 5 Continents Editions he has published: The Buchner Boxes, The Dancers from the Villa dei Papyri, Memorie del Vaso Blu, Amazzonomachia, and Centauri. He began his photographic portrayal of the Farnese collection of classical sculptures for the Archaeological Museum of Naples in 2002.
Expressing one of many Luba sub-styles, the tall, standing male figures created by master carvers of the Hemba culture in southeastern Congo since at least the mid-1800s arguably rank among the noblest sculptural depictions of the human figure in sub-Saharan Africa. With their serene gaze and meditative expression, they exude a tranquility and dignity that befits these idealised likenesses memorialising esteemed leaders of the past. Infused with a life-force or vital energy, these spirit-invested objects were able to communicate between the living and the dead. Thanks to their inner power they had the capacity to impact the material sphere by allowing the ancestors to positively influence the well-being of their surviving relatives. In this publication, through the perceptive lens of art photographer Luigi Spina, we discover nine of the most accomplished Hemba creations whose classical style has triggered comparisons with some kouroi sculptures of ancient Greece. Spina's photographic interpretations help us understand why these proportionally balanced and symmetrically conceived ancestral figures have earned the admiration of African art lovers around the world.
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Hardcover. Etat : New. Bilingual- English/French. New oversized case-wrapped hardcover. Folio (9.95 x 0.74 x 12.98 inches) Bilingual edition- English/French. Clean text free of marks or underlining. Full page color photos on glossy heavy paper. Includes notes and caption legend. 144 pp. Fast shipping in a secure book box mailer with tracking. Expressing one of many Luba sub-styles, the tall, standing male figures created by master carvers of the Hemba culture in southeastern Congo since at least the mid-1800s arguably rank among the noblest sculptural depictions of the human figure in sub-Saharan Africa. With their serene gaze and meditative expression, they exude a tranquility and dignity that befits these idealized likenesses memorializing esteemed leaders of the past. Infused with a life-force or vital energy, these spirit-invested objects were able to communicate between the living and the dead. Thanks to their inner power they had the capacity to impact the material sphere by allowing the ancestors to positively influence the well-being of their surviving relatives. N° de réf. du vendeur 201458
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Hardcover. Etat : New. Large-format volume, measuring approximately 10.25" x 14", is bound in illustrated boards, with cream lettering in brown compartments to spine and front cover. Book is new, still in shrinkwrap. Text in bilingual in English and French. 143 pages. "Expressing one of many Luba sub-styles, the tall, standing male figures created by master carvers of the Hemba culture in southeastern Congo since at least the mid-1800s arguably rank among the noblest sculptural depictions of the human figure in sub-Saharan Africa. With their serene gaze and meditative expression, they exude a tranquility and dignity that befits these idealized likenesses memorializing esteemed leaders of the past. Infused with a life-force or vital energy, these spirit-invested objects were able to communicate between the living and the dead. Thanks to their inner power they had the capacity to impact the material sphere by allowing the ancestors to positively influence the well-being of their surviving relatives. In this publication, through the perceptive lens of art photographer Luigi Spina, we discover nine of the most accomplished Hemba creations whose classical style has triggered comparisons with some kouroi sculptures of ancient Greece. Spina's photographic interpretations help us understand why these proportionally balanced and symmetrically conceived ancestral figures have earned the admiration of African art lovers around the world. These personal readings of the beloved Hemba commemorative portraits also confirm why these sensitive renderings of the human anatomy deserve inclusion in the universal history of artistic creativity and a place in André Malraux's 'Museum Without Walls'.". N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1648502618258
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Couverture rigide. Etat : Neuf. Etat de la jaquette : Neuf. Exprimant l'un des nombreux sous-styles luba, les hautes figures érigées masculines, créées par des maîtres-sculpteurs de la culture hemba dans le sud-est du Congo depuis au moins le milieu du XIXe siècle, comptent indéniablement parmi les représentations sculpturales les plus nobles de la statuaire humaine en Afrique subsaharienne. Avec leur regard serein et leur expression méditative, il émane d'elles une paix et une dignité qui siéent àces portraits idéalisés commémorant des chefs estimés du passé. Pénétrés d'une force ou énergie vitale, ces objets investis par un esprit étaient capables de communiquer entre les vivants et les morts. Grâce àleur pouvoir, ils agissaient sur la sphère matérielle en permettant aux ancêtres d'influencer positivement le bien-être de leurs proches en vie. Dans cette publication, la sensibilité de l'objectif et l'acuité du regard du photographe d'art Luigi Spina nous permettent de découvrir neuf des créations hemba les plus accomplies, leur style classique ayant entraîné des comparaisons avec quelques sculptures kouroï de la Grèce antique. Les interprétations photographiques de Luigi Spina nous aident àcomprendre pourquoi ces statues d'ancêtres aux proportions équilibrées, de conception symétrique, suscitent l'admiration des passionnés d'art africain du monde entier. Ces lectures personnelles de ces portraits vénérés d'ancêtres hemba confirment également pourquoi ces factures si sensibles de l'anatomie humaine méritent de figurer dans l'histoire universelle de la créativité artistique, et une place dans le « Musée imaginaire » d'André Malraux.----------------------. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1763486456527
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Hardcover. Etat : New. 2017 , 143 pp Luigi Spina With an essay by.Avec un texte de . Costa Petridis 5 Continents. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1507127207918
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Gebunden. Etat : New. In this publication, through the perceptive lens of art photographer Luigi Spina, we discover nine of the most accomplished Hemba creations whose classical style has triggered comparisons with some kouroi sculptures of ancient Greece.Klappentext. N° de réf. du vendeur 261238672
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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Expressing one of many Luba sub-styles, the tall, standing male figures created by master carvers of the Hemba culture in southeastern Congo since at least the mid-1800s arguably rank among the noblest sculptural depictions of the human figure in sub-Saharan Africa. With their serene gaze and meditative expression, they exude a tranquility and dignity that befits these idealized likenesses memorializing esteemed leaders of the past. N° de réf. du vendeur 9788874398034
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