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Nsodie (memorial head), Akan artist, 17th–mid-18th century
Akan artist

Nsodie (memorial head)

17th–mid-18th century · Ceramics-Sculpture

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The Memorial Head or Nsodie is a type of ceramic portrait sculpture of the Akan peoples, believed to have been created in the 17th and 18th centuries by female artists to depict royal personages.

Examples are held in major collections, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

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Oplysninger

Inventarnummer
1978.412.563

I kataloget

SkulpturTerrakotta og keramikBarok1700-talletAkan peoples

Kilder

Mere af Akan artist

Alle værker
Nsodie (memorial head) of a queen mother, Akan artist, Late 18th–19th century

Nsodie (memorial head) of a queen mother

Late 18th–19th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art

Male ntiri (memorial head), Akan artist, 17th century (?)

Male ntiri (memorial head)

17th century (?) · Metropolitan Museum of Art

Female ntiri (memorial head), Akan artist, 17th century (?)

Female ntiri (memorial head)

17th century (?) · Metropolitan Museum of Art

Memorial head, Akan artist, 18th century

Memorial head

18th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art

I samme sal · Gallery 341, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Museets side
Seated couple, "Barnes Foundation Master", 18th–early 19th century

"Barnes Foundation Master"

Seated couple, 18th–early 19th century

Lidded saltcellar, Temne or Bullom artist, ca. 1490–1530

Temne or Bullom artist

Lidded saltcellar, ca. 1490–1530

Seated figure, Middle Niger artist, 13th century

Middle Niger artist

Seated figure, 13th century

Priest with raised arms, Dogon blacksmith, 14th–17th century

Dogon blacksmith

Priest with raised arms, 14th–17th century

Gwantigi, Bamana numu, 15th–17th century

Bamana numu

Gwantigi, 15th–17th century

Gwandusu, Bamana numu, 15th–17th century

Bamana numu

Gwandusu, 15th–17th century

Moon face mask from a mblo performance, Baule artist, Mid-19th–early 20th century

Baule artist

Moon face mask from a mblo performance, Mid-19th–early 20th century

Heddle pulley with opposing faces, Baule artist, ca. 1900

Baule artist

Heddle pulley with opposing faces, ca. 1900