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24” Man Smoking a Pipe Baule Tribe Colon Statue, Hand-Carved and Hand-Painted For Sale


24” Man Smoking a Pipe Baule Tribe Colon Statue, Hand-Carved and Hand-Painted
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24” Man Smoking a Pipe Baule Tribe Colon Statue, Hand-Carved and Hand-Painted:
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  • Origin:Often attributed to West African countries like the Ivory Coast or Sierra Leone.
  • Design:This specific figure features a man wearing a yellow shirt, a vibrantred vest, blue pants, and a wide-brimmed straw hat while holding a pipe.
  • Purpose:While originally reflecting colonial influences, they are now highly collectible pieces ofAfrican modern artor folk art.

  • The Berlin Conference (1884–1885):European powers met to divide Africa among themselves to avoid war with each other. No African leaders were invited.
  • Rapid Conquest:By 1914, roughly90% of the continentwas claimed by seven European powers: Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, and Spain. OnlyEthiopiaandLiberiaremained independent.

  • Direct Rule:Practiced mainly by France, Belgium, and Portugal, where European officials ran the government directly and often tried to \"assimilate\" Africans into European culture.
  • Indirect Rule:Favored by Britain, this system used existing indigenous leaders (chiefs) to collect taxes and maintain order under British supervision.
  • Settler Rule:In regions like South Africa, Kenya, and Algeria, large numbers of Europeans moved permanently, demanding special political rights and land at the expense of the indigenous population.

  • Independence Wave:Most African nations gained independence in the1950s and 1960s.Ghanabecame the first sub-Saharan colony to gain independence in 1957.
  • Final Transition:The process was largely complete by 1980, though Black majority rule inSouth Africawas not achieved until 1994.

  • Artificial Borders:Many modern African national borders were drawn by Europeans without regard for ethnic or cultural history, contributing to long-term political instability.
  • Economic Dependency:Infrastructure like railways was built primarily to extract raw materials (rubber, gold, diamonds) for Europe, not for local development.
  • Cultural Shifts:European languages (English, French, Portuguese) and Christianity became dominant in many regions, often suppressing indigenous systems

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