
Colono boy
Typical representation of a settler boy, with arms down and separated from the body.
COL-18
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Typical representation of a settler boy, with arms down and separated from the body.
COL-18

A settler-style woman with European and African elements.
COL-19

Representation of a settler in the classic carefree attitude, the left hand in a pocket and the right arm extended along the…
COL-20

Both the masks and the statues show the cranial elongation of the Mangbetu.
EFM-22

Woman sitting on a stool Akan, with generous naked breasts, carrying a cup of offerings, of those destined to contain kola nuts.
COL-23

Representation of a man of law, surely a judge of the colonial era with robe and birete, in thoughtful attitude and hands…
COL-24

Although a large part of the Baulé statues of the so-called "colonial style", with a red body, which is the color they…
COL-25

Spoon whose handle represents a settler, easily identifiable by the colonial case.
COL-29

A woman sitting with her hands resting near her knees and expression of expectation or amazement on her face.
COL-32

Figure collected in an animist village of Baule. Remains of red polychrome are preserved on his face and lips.
COL-33

Ancient piece of settler abron, small size and of a great rarity.
COL-34

Young settler dressed in a blue monkey with short pants and unwrapped attitude with his hands in his pockets.
COL-35

Colono dressed in a shirt whose white color has become yellowish and brown over the years.
COL-36

Stylized settler figure that wears a black set, type of work monkey, with neck in "V" and short sleeves.
COL-38

The term “colon” applies in African art to small statues that take their origin in the colonial era, the most significant being…
COL-40

The term “colon” applies in African art to small statues that take their origin in the colonial era, the most significant being…
COL-41

The term “colon” applies in African art to small statues it takes n its origin in the colonial era, being the most…
COL-42

The term “colon” applies in African art to small statues that take their origin in the colonial era, the most significant being…
COL-43

The term “colon” applies in African art to small statues that take their origin in the colonial era, the most significant being…
COL-47

Face mask with ochre tones with the usual symbology of this category of masks.
MFE-1

It has the same symbolism as the mask. Mbangu.
MFE-2

This mask belongs to the ekpo society because just like the ibibio and other peoples also have the Eket they have the…
MMN-2

It is the name that this mask of sickness or sick receives in the Congo.
MFE-3

There are several villages that present in their masks the aesthetics of the disformity, of the ugliness, like this mask that represents…
MFE-4