Schooled in the fifteen-hundred-year-old painting tradition of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and ever sensitive to its narrative and iconographic requirements, Ethiopian artist Qes Adamu Tesfaw has managed to transcend the formulas that tradition requires him to embrace. By giving up the priesthood and turning to painting full-time, the artist has also found the freedom to venture outside the realm of religious subject matter to produce work that chronicles historical events both inside and outside Ethiopia, as well as scenes that depict the everyday life of his native country. Adamu's remarkable oeuvre includes saints on horseback, soldiers gathered in historic battles, Solomon and Sheba's courtship, and Ethiopians attending church or praying at mosques.
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Raymond A. Silverman is professor of art history and African studies at the University of Michigan. Neal Sobania is professor of history and director of international education at Hope College in Holland, Michigan. Leah Niederstadt is a doctoral student in social anthropology at Oxford University.
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Zustand: Used - Very Good. 2005. Paperback. Pap. Slight shelf-wear. Very Good. Artikel-Nr. SON000046449
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27.0 X 25.0cms 120pp colour illusts paperback with French flaps. Tesfaw offers a brief account of his work; Silverman writes about Tesfaw''s painting Ethiopia; catalogue. Artikel-Nr. 30133440
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