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The first book devoted to the art of the vast South Seas island groups in the Bismarck Archipelago. This book features stunning, ephemeral creations made with natural materials such as plant fibre, light woods, bark cloth, and tree pith - among the most colourful of the Pacific Island arts. An inspiration to the German Expressionists and the Surrealists, these pieces combine colour, fragility, and a sense of temporal purpose. Essays explore the art history of the region and set the beautifully photographed works in cultural context.

Bismarck Archipelago Art

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Hardback by Kevin Conru , Hugues Dubois

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The first book devoted to the art of the vast South Seas island groups in the Bismarck Archipelago. This book... Read more

    Publisher: Five Continents Editions
    Publication Date: 25/10/2013
    ISBN13: 9788874396597, 978-8874396597
    ISBN10: 8874396597

    Number of Pages: 328

    Non Fiction , Art & Photography

    Description

    The first book devoted to the art of the vast South Seas island groups in the Bismarck Archipelago. This book features stunning, ephemeral creations made with natural materials such as plant fibre, light woods, bark cloth, and tree pith - among the most colourful of the Pacific Island arts. An inspiration to the German Expressionists and the Surrealists, these pieces combine colour, fragility, and a sense of temporal purpose. Essays explore the art history of the region and set the beautifully photographed works in cultural context.

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