Afrikan Arts
Poster
c. 1985 (made)
c. 1985 (made)
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Community print shop proof for a poster advertising an event entitled 'Afrikan Arts'. The continent of Africa is outlined with traditional patterns and motifs, similar in style to a wood or lino-cut, on a yellow background. There is a photographic half-length portrait of an African woman with large hooped earrings and an ornate necklace on the left, and a smaller image of a man playing a long drum on the right. Lettered across the drum is the text 'A G. L. C. Anti Racist Year Event', and across the bottom are the names of the two fund-raising bodies associated with the event's organisation.
Object details
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Title | Afrikan Arts (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Non-laminated proof for a poster |
Brief description | Community print shop proof for a poster by the Greenwich Mural Workshop entitled 'Afrikan Arts'. Great Britain, ca. 1985. |
Physical description | Community print shop proof for a poster advertising an event entitled 'Afrikan Arts'. The continent of Africa is outlined with traditional patterns and motifs, similar in style to a wood or lino-cut, on a yellow background. There is a photographic half-length portrait of an African woman with large hooped earrings and an ornate necklace on the left, and a smaller image of a man playing a long drum on the right. Lettered across the drum is the text 'A G. L. C. Anti Racist Year Event', and across the bottom are the names of the two fund-raising bodies associated with the event's organisation. |
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Credit line | Given by Greenwich Mural Workshop |
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Associated object | E.112-2011 (Version) |
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Accession number | E.117-2011 |
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Record created | January 25, 2013 |
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