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- Adebisi_Akanji abstract "Adebisi Akanji (born 1930s) is a Nigerian artist. In his early life he worked as a bricklayer, and first began to create sculptures as part of a competition to sculpt cement animals based on traditional architectural elements in Yoruban houses. Akanji is best known for his open-faced cement screens and other sculptural work. He has also worked in textiles. His work often illustrates themes from Yoruban folklore. In collaboration with Susanne Wenger, he worked for a decade on the Oshun shrine in Osogbo, Nigeria, and is responsible for many of the shrine's sculptural elements.".
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- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Category:1930s_births.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Category:Architectural_elements.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Category:Living_people.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Category:Nigerian_artists.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Category:Yoruba_people.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Nigerians.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Oshun.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Osogbo.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Susanne_Wenger.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLink Yoruba_culture.
- Adebisi_Akanji wikiPageWikiLinkText "Adebisi Akanji".
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- Adebisi_Akanji subject Category:1930s_births.
- Adebisi_Akanji subject Category:Living_people.
- Adebisi_Akanji subject Category:Nigerian_artists.
- Adebisi_Akanji subject Category:Yoruba_people.
- Adebisi_Akanji hypernym Artist.
- Adebisi_Akanji type Person.
- Adebisi_Akanji comment "Adebisi Akanji (born 1930s) is a Nigerian artist. In his early life he worked as a bricklayer, and first began to create sculptures as part of a competition to sculpt cement animals based on traditional architectural elements in Yoruban houses. Akanji is best known for his open-faced cement screens and other sculptural work. He has also worked in textiles. His work often illustrates themes from Yoruban folklore.".
- Adebisi_Akanji label "Adebisi Akanji".
- Adebisi_Akanji sameAs Q21554830.
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- Adebisi_Akanji sameAs Q21554830.
- Adebisi_Akanji wasDerivedFrom Adebisi_Akanji?oldid=692135557.
- Adebisi_Akanji isPrimaryTopicOf Adebisi_Akanji.