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What purpose did art serve an African life?
There are many reasons that African art was made including as a form of self-expression. African art was also made for religious reasons.
How long does take to make an piece of African art?
around 3 to 4 hours . Depends what sort of African art you are trying to create. Some pieces might take days.
What type of art is made from tiny pieces of stone?
Mosaic
Why was African art being made?
because they did not no about language and they express his/her felling by making art
Why did African's make art?
For the same reasons that Americans, Europeans and Asians made art.
How was Islamic art made?
it is made by plastering pieces of mosaic to a wall or ceiling by human beings.
Where can you purchase African Art?
African Art can be purchased directly from the official website of African Art shop. Other great places are African Art Direct, Africa Direct, Ama Coola and True African Art.
How did the religion affect African art?
It screwed it up now we have dumb rap music. It should really be religion affected African art because it made almost every piece of art have a religous meaning.
How did African religion affect art?
The traditional African religion influenced most African art, but Christianity influenced Ethiopian art.
What did Leonardo do that mad him famous?
Leonardo da Vinci made wonderful pieces of art that had made him famous during the Renaissance.
How did religion African art?
The traditional African religion influenced most African art, but Christianity influenced Ethiopian art.
How does African American art reflects life?
The origins of African American art are found in the slave communities of the 1600s to the 1800s. Most of these early pieces include small drums, quilts, wrought iron figures and ceramic vessels. Eventually a new genre of African art has appeared where artist's passion has come out blending with his/her excitement for life and the wealth of memory, religious principle and sacred myths that the ancient culture embodied, and thus formed a distinct African American art style.
