Igbo and His Peopleis part of theArtworks by African Artistsseries, compiled by the Harmon Foundation between 1947 and 1967. The Harmon Foundation was a nonprofit organization active from 1922 to 1967 that fostered awareness of African and African-American art, collecting thousands of artworks and photographs before donating its entire collection to the National Archives when it closed.
The Harmon Foundation played a leading role in promoting contemporary African art in the United States, organizing exhibitions and publishingAfrica's Contemporary Art and Artistsin 1966—the first comprehensive survey of modern art from sub-Saharan Africa.
About This Coaster
This coaster featuresIgbo and His People, created by an unknown African artist circa 1947–1967. The work depicts a figure among his community, rendered in a style characteristic of mid-20th-century African modernism.
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