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"Angelic Forms and
Mortal Symbols", Acrylic on canvas. !989. 70" X
54". (In the collection of Mr. and Mrs.J.
Gottlieb, Frankford, Germany) This painting was the first of a series of nine paintings comprising the "Minor Ceremonies" series created between 1989 and 1995.The subject matter of this series was inspired in part by life long interest in the areas of mythology and the system of oral traditions that served as the methodology for the retention and transferance of knowledge by humankind's genesis cultures. Baraka sought to sythesis visually th |
ICOGNOGRAPHY In 1980 Baraka had begin to combine the |
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"Mother of Forms (For W. B. Yeats)", Watercolor and inks on paper. 1999. 36" X 24". (In the collection of the artist.) This work is available for purchase. (Text: I believe in the practice and philosophy of what we have agreed to call magic...in what I must call an envocation of spirits though I do not know what they are, in the power of creating magical illusions, in the visions of the truth, in the depths of the mind when the eyes are closed.... ----- W.B.
Yeats, "Ideas of Good and Evil) |
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"First Speakers", Acrylic on canvas. 1995. 120" X 48". (Private collection, New York, New York). | |||||
"Alimentando
(Nourishing)",
(Detail) Oil on board. 1987. 18" X
24". (In the collection of Ms. Alice Quinones,
New York, New York). Note: Enlarged image not
available. |
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"Two Faces of The Christ", Diptych, Acrylic on canvas. 1985. 18" X 24" ea, (In the collection of Mr. Marvin Hannibal Peterson {Hannibal Lokumbe}, New Orleans, Louisiana). | |||||
"Dance for South Africa", Acrylic polymers on canvas, 1986, 72" x 48", (In the collection of Mr. Marvin Hannibal Peterson {Hannibal Lokumbe}, New Orleans, Louisiana). | |||||
"Witch and Familiar", Acryic on canvas | |||||
"Yemenya", Mixed media, |
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