
Sanctuary Gate Fragment
Fragment of sanctuary door in which several fang heads and two persons are appreciated with their hands interlaced above the vietre.
PRYCR-11
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Fragment of sanctuary door in which several fang heads and two persons are appreciated with their hands interlaced above the vietre.
PRYCR-11

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-12

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-13

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-14

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-15

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-16

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-17

In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-18

Staircase intended to climb into the barns housed in the cavities of the Bandiagará.
PRYCR-19

The barn is one of the main buildings of the West African villages.
PRYCR-20

The barn is one of the main buildings of the West African villages.
PRYCR-21

Nice barn door framed by two pairs of nomos And in the center two crocodiles, mythical animal.
PRYCR-22

Old and rare dogon door, definitely corresponding to a collective barn given its size, since usually the barn doors are relatively small,…
PRYCR-25

Fifura androgina that respects the stylistic canons of ethnicity: abrupt features, fine limbs, scarified face, stylized pressure.
HYA-1

The mikisi or figures intended for worship often represent ancestors.
HYA-2

The hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and in African masks.
HYA-3

The hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and in African masks.
HYA-4

The hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and in African masks.
HYA-6

The hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and in African masks.
HYA-7

The Baulélike other peoples in Africa, they believe that everyone has a husband or wife in the other world and that they…
EMS-109

The Baulélike other peoples in Africa, they believe that everyone has a husband or wife in the other world and that they…
HYA-8

Small votive figure with an androgynous appearance. Quite frequent in the African statuary.
HYA-9

Former commemorative statuette. These small statues, the object of veneration in families, are increasingly difficult to find in Ivory Coast.
EMS-49

Stylized figure androgynous baulé. Face, which expresses peace and sadness, in the form of a heart.
HYA-10