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Stool with a kneeling female caryatid, Democratice Rupublic of the Congo (wood & glass beads)
XBP356005 Stool with a kneeling female caryatid, Democratice Rupublic of the Congo (wood & glass beads) (see also 356004) by African School, (19th Century); height: 59 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; Photo eBoltin Picture Library; African, out of copyright
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of art from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The focal point is a beautifully crafted stool adorned with intricate woodwork and delicate glass beads, creating an exquisite combination of textures. Standing at a height of 59 cm, this masterpiece was created by the African School in the 19th century. What truly sets this stool apart is its unique feature - a kneeling female caryatid. This figure serves as both functional support and artistic expression, embodying strength and grace simultaneously. The craftsmanship displayed in carving this sculpture is awe-inspiring, showcasing the immense talent and skill possessed by the artist. The stool itself represents more than just a mere piece of furniture; it symbolizes cultural significance within Luba and Shankadi communities. Its presence evokes feelings of tradition, heritage, and storytelling that have been passed down through generations. Now residing in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, this extraordinary work has found its place among other masterpieces from around the world. Through this print captured by eBoltin Picture Library, we are able to appreciate every intricate detail up close. This image reminds us not only of Africa's rich artistic history but also highlights how art transcends time and geographical boundaries to connect people across different cultures. It serves as a testament to human creativity and our innate desire for self-expression through various forms such as sculpture or painting.
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