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Bámbara
  • alt=Antelope dance headdress, Bamana or Bambara people, Honolulu Museum of Art, 4377.1.JPG
  • alt=BambaraGirl.jpg
  • Arte bambara:estatua femenina.
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  • Territorios habitados por mandinga.

Bambara      
n. bámbara, vasto grupo lingüístico Mandingo hablado por el pueblo Bámbara en el oeste de África
African art         
  • Sudanese basket-tray, tabar of weaved natural plant fibre, coloured in different colours
  • A modern [[fantasy coffin]] in the shape of a red rooster, Ghana
  • ''Fest für Neptun'', sculpture on the outside areas of the building of the [[Deutsche Welle]] ([[Schürmann-Bau]]) in [[Bonn]]
  • Childsoldier]] in the Ivory Coast'', [[Gilbert G. Groud]], 2007, mixed materials: tusche and wax crayon
  • Two Bambara [[Chiwara]] c. late 19th early 20th centuries, [[Art Institute of Chicago]]. Female (left) and male Vertical styles
  • [[Bet Maryam]] church, [[Lalibela]]. Traditional Ethiopian church art
  • [[Ngil mask]] from [[Gabon]] or [[Cameroon]]; wood colored with kaolin (chiny clay); by [[Fang people]]; Ethnological Museum of Berlin. Worn with full costume in a night masquerade to settle disputes and quell misbehavior, this calm visage was terrifying to wrong-doers
  • Hand-Built pot by Ladi Kwali (YORYM-2004.1.919)
  • Kente fabric from Ghana
  • The rock-hewn Church of Bet Maryam in Lalibela.
  • golden rhinoceros of Mapungubwe]]; 1075–1220; from [[Mapungubwe National Park]] ([[Limpopo]], South Africa); [[Mapungubwe Collection]] (University of [[Pretoria]] Museums)
  • Bobo Mask (Nyanga) from Burkina Faso, made in the early 19th century. [[Brooklyn Museum]]
  • Makonde]] carving in [[ebony]]
  • Museum of African Art in Belgrade]] at the time of its opening
  • [[Pablo Picasso]]; 1907; ''Nu à la serviette'', oil on canvas, 116 x 89 cm
  • Queen Mother Pendant Mask- Iyoba MET DP231460
MODERN AND HISTORICAL AESTHETIC, MATERIAL, ORAL/AUDIO AND VISUAL CULTURE NATIVE TO OR ORIGINATING FROM INDIGENOUS AFRICANS OR THE AFRICAN CONTINENT
African Art and Architecture; Art of Africa; Art in Africa; African Arts; African arts; African Art; Art in Mali; Dogon art; History of African art; Bambara art; Nigerian art; Ghanaian art; Kenyan art; North African art; West African art; East African art
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Definitie

Bambara
[bam'b?:r?]
¦ noun (plural same or Bambaras)
1. a member of a West African people living chiefly in Mali.
2. the Mande language of the Bambara.
Origin
a local name.

Wikipedia

Bambara

Bámbara o Bámana (del bambara: ߓߡߊߣߊ߲) romanizado: Bamana o ߓߊ߲ߡߊߣߊ߲ Banmana) es un grupo étnico mandingá habitante del oeste de África, principalmente en Malí, también en Guinea, Burkina Faso, Costa de Marfil, Gambia, Guinea-Bisáu, Mauritania, Níger y Senegal.[1][2][3]​ A consecuencia de las corrientes migratorias de los siglos XX y XXI existen comunidades bambara fuera del continente, destacando la más numerosa en Francia, así como importantes colectivos en Estados Unidos y Canadá.[4][2]