Protector of the crops

Item

Original Title
Protector of the Crops
Devised Title
Protector of the crops
Date
1870-1920
Creator
Lobi Artisans
Contributor
Nana Araba Apt
Description
Protector of crops embodies the spirit or deity responsible for ensuring the fertility and well-being of agricultural lands. Responsible for overseeing the growth of crops and protecting them from harm. Dr. Robbya Green- Weir an assistant professor in Health Administration at FAMU suggested that MEBA was an ideal landing place for the Field Spirits of the Fante Collection. The importance of the collection to FAMU would be that it represents the agricultural significance of FAMU.
Primary Subject
1800-1899
Agriculture
Spirituality
Religion
Location
Tallahasee
Leon County
Florida
United States of America
Type
Sculpture
Medium
Wood
Additional Techniques
Sculpting
Measurements
L:49cm x W:33cm
Format
JPEG
HBCU Identifier
AR_0001_03_0003
HCAC Identifier
HCAC.FAMU.0001
Rights
All rights reserved. The use of any part of these objects and photographs transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, or stored in a retrieval system without the prior written consent of MEBA is an infringement of the copyright law.
Contributing Institution
Florida A&M University
Collection
Nana Apt Field Spirits Collection and Marian Sylvia Horowitz Collection
Language
English
Item sets
FAMU Sculptures