• Movie Cinema poster African hand painted canvas Ghana DEMONS IN THE LAND - Tribalgh
  • Movie Cinema poster African hand painted canvas Ghana DEMONS IN THE LAND - Tribalgh
  • Movie Cinema poster African hand painted canvas Ghana DEMONS IN THE LAND - Tribalgh
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DEMONS IN THE LAND Movie Poster - Authentic Ghanaian Art

DEMONS IN THE LAND Movie Poster - Authentic Ghanaian Art

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DEMONS IN THE LAND Movie Poster - Hand-Painted in Ghana

Experience the rich cultural artistry of West Africa with this authentic hand-painted DEMONS IN THE LAND movie poster from Ghana. This unique piece of African art captures the essence of Ritual, JuJu, and Black Magic themes depicted in the film, making it a highly collectible item for enthusiasts of African cinema and art.

Poster Details:

  • Film: DEMONS IN THE LAND
  • Genre: African - Ritual - JuJu - Black Magic
  • Artist: Sunil Shetty for JK Video
  • Size: 58 1/2" x 40 1/2" (148 cm x 103 cm)
  • Condition: Very good, with minimal signs of wear due to usage. Please refer to the photos for details.

This hand-painted movie poster for "Demons in the Land" is an exceptional example of Ghanaian art, featuring bold colors and striking imagery that captures the intense and mysterious nature of the film. Created on recycled flour sacks, the artist's interpretation is both unique and evocative, reflecting the vibrant and expressive style that is characteristic of Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters.

Cultural and Artistic Significance

Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters are a distinct and celebrated form of African art. Originating in the 1980s, these posters were crafted to advertise films for mobile cinemas that traveled through towns and villages across Ghana. Painted on recycled flour sacks, each poster is a one-of-a-kind piece, as artists had the creative freedom to reimagine scenes, often amplifying the drama and excitement of the movie. The art form thrived in an era when mobile cinemas were a popular source of entertainment, and the posters played a crucial role in attracting audiences. Although the tradition has waned with the advent of more modern advertising methods, these posters remain highly collectible and are admired for their artistic and cultural significance. They serve as a visual representation of a unique period in Ghanaian history, where resourcefulness and creativity were central to both entertainment and art.

Discover more about the rich tradition of Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters by exploring TribalGH's collection of Ghana movie posters.

For a deeper dive into the history of Ghanaian movie posters, visit the TribalGH archives.

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