1. Blackamoor (plural Blackamoors) (archaic, often offensive) A person with dark skin, especially one from north Africa

2. Among them: the Blackamoor, a depiction of a dark-skinned person—generally a slave or servant—of Moorish descent, which is used as ornamentation. Blackamoors can be found in …

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5. Many Blackamoor figures portray

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9. Quotations ▼ A Blackamoor slave, a Blackamoor servant; and hence any slave, servant, inferior, or child

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17. 4 synonyms for Blackamoor: Black person, Negro, Negroid, Black

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19. Blackamoor figural backplate, issuing two trumpet-form arms

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21. - Blackamoor (decorative arts), From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Blackamoor is a European art style from the Early Modern period, depicting highly stylized figures of black people

22. Illinois had the highest population of Blackamoor families in 1880.

23. In 1880 there was 1 Blackamoor family living in Illinois

24. The most Blackamoor families were found in Scotland in 1871

25. The Blackamoor Selby used to be the town centre place to be

26. Blackamoor art and jewelry romanticizes slavery and is considered racially insensitive

27. Bronze Blackamoors are a favourite decorative piece for interior designers, whether as standalone statues, torcheres or candelabras

28. Blacked (also: black, Negro, jig, coon, Negroid, blackamoor, blackie, darkie, darky, dinge)

29. The Blackamoor Selby used to be the town centre place to be

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31. Blackamoor definition: a Black African or other person with dark skin Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

32. Blackamoors are also incorporated in jewelry and other decorative art while life-size figures were kept as artificial ‘footmen’ in doorways

33. These are Blackamoors—a trope in Italian decorative art especially common in pieces of furniture, but also appearing in paintings, jewelry, and textiles.

34. Blackamoor is a genre of figurines or small sculptures which depict exotic, non-European races

35. The Blackamoor family name was found in the USA, and Scotland between 1871 and 1880

36. Common examples of items and objects decorated in the Blackamoor style include sculpture, jewellery, furniture, and decorative art.

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39. Blackamoor figures are small sculptures and representations of usually African males along with other dark skinned figures from European history

40. So-called Blackamoors, or Black Moors, were Black servants, originally enslaved North Africans, who worked in wealthy European households from the 15th-18th centuries

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42. Blackamoor is a slang word that refers to dark skinned people, not so much today, but in the past

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44. Blackamoor are a genre of figurines, small sculptures or jewellery which depict largely men, but sometimes women, with black skin usually from the …

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46. Blackamoor antique history and definition: the real venetian Jewelry! Venetian Blackamoor jewelry is probably the most representative example of the typical Italian skill and handicraft that takes its roots in the history of the Venice Republic (“La Serenissima”): since the 16 th century the antique moors have become symbols of venetian goldsmith tradition and still now they’re part of

47. Jan 27, 2021 - Blackamoor are sculptures of usually African males used in European art in the early modern art to represent a symbolic servant

48. “Blackamoor” is a genre of art or jewelry originating in 16th century Venice that has been criticized for promoting imagery that is considered racist

49. “Blackamoor” is a genre of art or jewelry originating in 16th century Venice that has been criticized for promoting imagery that is considered racist

50. Most older Blackamoors were carved out of wood and covered in gesso and polychrome painted Some are made of bronze and other metals, while many are made of ceramic and porcelain

51. To assume that anyone in England in the 16th century who was a "Blackamoor" is racial stereotyping for which there is no evidence

52. Blackamoor art often appeared in European furniture and jewelry between the 13th and 15th centuries, either depicting black individuals as subservient or as members of royalty.

53. The Blackamoor — usually a coal-black-skinned, turbaned figure of servitude in an opulent context — is the subject of several conference presentations and the accompanying ReSignifications exhibition.

54. “Blackamoor decorative arts” — in forms like a black slave holding up a table — often parallel the subservient status of Africans at that time in history, people used and owned as objects

55. “The Heads of a Moor, or Blackamoor, and a Saracen, are wreathed about the temples with a fillet of twisted silk, the Tincture or Tinctures of which must be mentioned

56. The media took to calling the brooch a Blackamoor — a general term for (now-controversial) figurines and jewels that were popular in Europe in Renaissance times, usually depicting African or other non-European slaves or servants.

57. Blackamoor definition is - a European style of decorative art in which dark-skinned usually male human figures are depicted in a stylized and ornate form; also : an object of decorative art (such as a statue or a piece of jewelry) in this style —often used before another noun