A WOMAN ARTIST WORKING IN AFRICA In 1920’s
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Book Description
COX, Eileen Three drypoint etchings and a watercolour of African scenes, signed by Eileen Cox; a tribal gathering at night, a seated male in a white robe, and a beautiful etching entitle “Fanti Girl”, and a watercolour of a large building, possibly a fort. The three etchings are presented in original loose mounts but can easily be removed for remounting if required.
The Fanti ( or Fante) people are from the Mankessim region in central Ghana. The etchings had been sent to H.O.Ventress, Town Council Offices, Sekondi ( Ghana), and were part of an archive of his possessions. Ventress apparently lived and worked in Sekondi in the 1920’s . We have not been able to trace Eileen Cox as an artist in U.K.
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Author
AFRICAN SCENES BY EILEEN COX
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