Description
In this book Jean Gabus analyzes the various elements of the negro art: traditional forms, sources of inspiration, styles, functions, witnesses objects or references: “Every object is witnessing something: History , techniques, forms, functions, and often several things at once, if not all, and this to some degree. These objects speak of land, materials, wood, bark, ivory, bronze; techniques; the dead and the living; minds. They talk of fear, a lot of fear, but a reasoned and accepted fear, a fear with which we must live … “