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A Mumuye vertical mask
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A commemorative Ọba head, Uhunmwu Elao
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Two Esieku Figures
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A female Bronze sculpture, in the style of Benin
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A Grebo mask, Liberia
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An Uhunmwu-Elao commemorative head of an Ọba
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A brass plate probably depicting Oba Esigie in the style of Benin
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A Bronze head of a Portuguese in the style of Benin
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A Bronze sculpture in the style of Tada
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A Queen mother bronze head
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A fragmentary brass plate in the style of Benin
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A female Luba bowl keeper
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An Uhunmwu-Elao commemorative head
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A terracotta head
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A head of Olokun in the style of Ife
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Iy’ọba, a Queen mother brass head
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A fragmentary terracotta head in the Katsina style
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Figure of an Oni, in the style of Ife
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An Afo bronze stool
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An Attie fertility sculpture
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Blog posts
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Didier Ahadsi Interview
Didier Amevi Ahadsi is a self-taught artist from Togo, whose inspiration ranges from voodoo religious practices to a series of personal narratives."Didier Ahadsi comes from the Ewe people, an ethnic...
Didier Ahadsi Interview
Didier Amevi Ahadsi is a self-taught artist from Togo, whose inspiration ranges from voodoo religious practices to a series of personal narratives."Didier Ahadsi comes from the Ewe people, an ethnic...
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Wolfgang Jaenicke and Bernhard Lassahn Interview
Wolfgang Jaenicke has been dealing in art objects from Africa for over 25 years. He tells how, as a boy, he rummaged in Harry's Harbour Bazaar and was fascinated by...
Wolfgang Jaenicke and Bernhard Lassahn Interview
Wolfgang Jaenicke has been dealing in art objects from Africa for over 25 years. He tells how, as a boy, he rummaged in Harry's Harbour Bazaar and was fascinated by...
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In the footsteps of Gustav Nachtigal in the Pan...
Pana is a small town not far from the provincial city of Dapaong in northern Togo, to the border of Burkina Faso and Ghana. On May 6th we visited their small, barely...
In the footsteps of Gustav Nachtigal in the Pan...
Pana is a small town not far from the provincial city of Dapaong in northern Togo, to the border of Burkina Faso and Ghana. On May 6th we visited their small, barely...