The Message of Tourist Art, an African Semiotic System in Comparative Perspective

Simon Battestini · Bennetta Jules‐Rosette

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1. Image Creators and Image Consumers.- 2. Art Markets, Images, and Commercialization.- 3. Cottage Industries in Tourist Art.- 4. Working with Clay.- 5. Handmade in Kenya.- 6. The New Figuratism.- 7. Processual Variation in Tourist Art.- 8. The Consumer Connection.- 9. The Messages of Tourist Art.- References.

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