Sentence examples for ethnographic art from inspiring English sources
Joseph G. Gerena, another private dealer in ethnographic art, said he had very little stock left.
She is also a serious student of the ethnographic art of the Amazon basin.
But then, the museum displays that this exhibition parodies decontextualise and make a travesty of ethnographic art anyway; we see masks intended to be worn in specific social contexts reduced to aesthetic objects.
According to participants in January's events, they include tall-case clocks, Windsor chairs, slant-front desks, quilts, maritime photographs, carpets, like kilims and turkistans, antiquities, Polynesian ethnographic art, beds and furniture made of exotic woods.
Likewise, ethnographic art held no appeal for collectors in the 1920s when James Hooper started buying it, so although he had little money to spend, he was able to build up a splendid collection.
Its dark, vermillion interior, sparely decorated with ethnographic art, is a good place to try dishes like sea bass with black bean sauce from the Dai tribe (80 yuan) and Yunnan chicken salad with chili and sesame (60 yuan).
Should we view the objects as art, ethnographic artifacts, historical records, talismans or religious or spiritual accoutrements?
Cetinje, the historical capital of Montenegro, boasts many historic buildings, including the five-complex National Museum of Montenegro, which maintains separate art, ethnographic, and historical museums.
Over thirty exhibitions are held annually, ranging from traditional decorative arts to ethnographic and tribal materials, photography, crafts, and many other works of art.
It provides an opportunity to think about what distinguishes art from ethnographic artifacts and the complications of displaying everything, in pretty much the same fashion, in Western museums.
Mr. Danziger praised Mr. Schuman's work as a combination of fashion, fine art and ethnographic photography, and compared it to the work of August Sander, the early 20th-century German photographer.
