爱一个陌生人

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  • P0900-199
  • 爱一个陌生人
  • Movie Poster
  • Ghana, West Africa
  • 20th C.
  • Painting on Flour Sack Canvas
  • 38'' W x 47'' H
  • $995
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    • During the late 1980s, a cottage industry developed in Ghana, West Africa, called ''mobile cinema.'' Entrepreneurs travelled from village to village with a tv, vcr and a portable gas powered generator and showed movies. The need to attract customers gave birth to what is now recognized as a distinctive, compelling collectible – the Ghanaian movie poster. They almost always present a lurid, colorful patchwork of images intended to attract, engage and entice the viewer. Though sometimes grotesque, melodramatic or downright ludicrous, they are unfailingly memorable, indeed unforgettable.
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