Understanding the Traditional Art of Ghana

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Understanding the Traditional Art of Ghana
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Book excerpt: A study of the fine arts and handicrafts of a small republic in western Africa is important for its valuable information about the traditional art and the renewed interest in its preservation and continuation by native artists today.


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