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Ethiopian artGary Vikan

Ethiopian art

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"The art of the Christian kingdom of Ethiopia is characterized by beautiful metalwork crosses, illuminated manuscripts, and painted icons that were used in the rituals of the church." "Historically, Ethiopia was a Christian kingdom with strong ties in both trade and religion to the cultures located around the Mediterranean. Their Christian tradition dates back to the fourth century, when the king of the Aksumite kingdom converted to Christianity. By the fifteenth century, the African nation had developed a tradition of icon-painting that rivaled the Orthodox empires of Byzantium and Russia,…

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  • Other · English · 2001
    Third Millennium · 144 pages · 9781903942024
Walters Art Gallery (Baltimore, Md.)Ethiopian ArtOrthodox Eastern ChurchExhibitionsChristianity and artWalters Art Museum (Baltimore, Md.)Art, ethiopianChristianity and the arts