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Invention and Tradition: The Art of Southeastern Nigeria

Published August 17, 2012 Art news , UCSB news Leave a Comment
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Herbert “Skip” Cole, UCSB Professor Emeritus of African Art, has announced a new publication Invention and Tradition: The Art of Southeastern Nigeria (Prestel Press). The book “celebrates and explores the sculpture and masks of the many diverse ethnic groups living in Southeastern Nigeria.”

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