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Building a Musgum House in Cameroon. Musgum earth home, a traditional home of the Musgum people in Far North, Cameroon, Africa Art Et Architecture, Vernacular Architecture, Amazing Architecture, Architecture Student, Cultural Architecture, Classical Architecture, Ancient Architecture, Sustainable Architecture, Sustainable Design

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musgum earth architecture

the musgum, an ethnic group in far north province in cameroon, created their homes from compressed sun-dried mud.

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Africa: The Art of a Continent

Africa | Global vessel with everted rim from the Igbo people of Nigeria | 10th century | Fired clay

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Ian Garrett - SA Decor & Design

contemporary Africa | Ian Garrett ~ South African Ceramist

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Mangbetu / Vessel in the shape of a female head / 20th century

double spouted with handle connecting the spouts artist unknown Creation Place: Africa, Chad, Central Africa region Culture: Africa, Chad, Central Africa region Style: century Ceramic Pots, Ceramic Clay, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Art, African Pottery, Art Et Architecture, Afrique Art, Coil Pots, Keramik Vase

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Vessel, Unknown ^ Minneapolis Institute of Art

Africa | Vessel from Chad | 20th century | Ceramic

Decorated Mud Houses of Tiébélé, Burkina Faso “ In the south of Burkina Faso, a landlocked country in west Africa, near the border with Ghana lies a small, circular village of about Painted Earth, Hand Painted, Cob Building, African House, Mud House, Clay Houses, Le Village, Vernacular Architecture, Earth Homes

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African village where every building is a canvas, whether it is a house, palace or tomb for their dead

Every structure in Tiebele's 'Cour Royale' in Burkina Faso, West Africa, is decorated with elaborate geometric patterns, from the chief's palace to a mausoleum.

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Africa | Palm wine vessel. Ibo - Nigeria

eastafricaart: “ Magdalene Odundo intentionally fabricates her pots, built from a coiling technique, in the same manner used in ancient pottery such as the Nok terracotta head at the beginning of this. Ceramic Vase, Ceramic Pottery, Contemporary Ceramics, Contemporary Art, Ikebana, African Pottery, Coil Pots, Abstract Shapes, Ceramic Artists

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Zande Anthropomorphic Clay Vessel by Mbitim (Democratic Republic Of The Congo) [The Robert Rubin Collection of African Art] - Sold At Sotheby's in 2011 Ceramic Figures, Ceramic Art, African Pottery, Art Tribal, African Sculptures, Art Premier, African Home Decor, Art Africain, Congo

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Africa | Anthropomorphic vessel by Mbitim (Zande people) of DR Congo | Clay | ca. mid 1940s

African Canvas, a series of images that portray a unique tradition of Africa, a celebration of an indigenous rural culture in which the women are the artists and the home her canvas. © Caption and image Margaret Courtney-Clarke Out Of Africa, West Africa, Vernacular Architecture, Art And Architecture, Senegal Dakar, Art Du Monde, African House, Afrique Art, Arte Tribal

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Margaret Courtney-Clarke is one of those rare individuals who not only thinks about life, what it means and what treasures it holds in store, but deservedly stands in that edifying tradition of photo-journalism that illuminates the human spirit. Her photography and her acclaimed books, notably her trilogy Ndebele, African Canvas & Imazighen, as well as her contributions to numerous other publications are deeply human and nuanced in their thought as well as being imbued with a rare spirit of…