Women of Timbuktu II (In Progress)

Women of Timbuktu II ( In Progress)

The city of Timbuktu was at the height of its importance in the Islamic world during the 13th and 14th centuries as a trading post between West Africa and Europe and as a center of scholarship. Many of the texts used by Islamic diplomats who traveled between Timbuktu and Mecca, teach conflict resolution and tolerance.  We do not know a great deal about this city and its time. These paintings reflect a past time deleted by the desert sand, but still alive.

Women of Timbuktu III

MARIA SCHNEIDER

Schneider is a visual artist widely regarded for her bold representation of cityscapes real and imaginary that hold a mirror up to contemporary culture and past that disappears under its weight 

https://www.mariaRschneider.com
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