John Rose John Rose moved from England to China in 1976 where he taught painting and drawing at the University of Hong Kong while exhibiting regularly at the Art Center gallery. He traveled extensively throughout Asia absorbing the shapes, colors and flavors, inspiring his work today He was a painter until the early 90's, when his work took on a more three-dimensional format and evolved into sculpture Items:
houses men women instruments fields clothes
The old planation
Story: Slaves have fun after hard work. There are musicians looking at them spectators women, men Their only relax after work They lived in houses that were not rich Their made instruments from pumpkin, wood Story by author: The painting depicts African American slaves between two small outbuildings of a plantation sited on a broad river The painting shows two male musicians, one of whom is playing a stringed instrument that resembles a Yoruba molo the body of this instrument seems to be a hollow gourd Most likely, he is playing an upended gourd with sticks. The two women hold what look like scarves, but are actually sheguras Thank you for your attention
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