Mother with triplets
Mother accompanied by her triplets.
MTR-11
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Pregnant Hermaphrodite
The hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and in African masks.
HMF-1
Water Carrier
Figure made by the procedure of lost wax that represents a typical scene in the African people, a woman who, sometimes, travels…
BRN-43
Head of Oni
A reduced head of an Oni, king of ife, with its characteristic crown on the head on whose forehead stands a plume.
BRN-130
Kpelie Con Cruz
Representation of a kpelié mask with a cross on top, undoubtedly done in some Christianized zone or it is also possible that…
BRN-131
Alusi
Guardian Divinity called "alusi" or "agbara." Alusi means "spiritual strength." This type of statue occupies the highest degree of pantheon Igbo.…
EMS-10
Blolo Bian
Mystical husband or from beyond in dry wood and patina color honey.
EMS-11
Statue Nimba
It is the statue corresponding to the best known of the baga.
FET-5
Perlada Female Statue
Female statue covered in glass beads.
FPR-2
Asie Usu
Statue of an ancestor in very dense wood.
EMS-12
Couple Tellem
They are statues dedicated to worshiping ancestors. Raised arms go to Amma, God of heaven, asking for rain.
PRJ-1
Ekwotame With Arms Raised
An ancestor statue with raised arms, reminiscent of the Tellems of Mali, in the traditional attitude of imploring the rain or forgiveness…
EMS-14
“Betise” Lobi, Couple Coupled
This kind of statuettes Lobi is named after \"betise\", which means \"foolish, silly\" given by collectors.
PRJ-2
Statue of Lagalagana
People discovered very late despite the fact that in their region, the curve of Benué and the border of Cameroon, between the…
EFM-31
Statue of Lagalagana Masculina
Mumuye blacksmiths sculpt mainly female statues, longline in shape and of heavy wood, called iagalagana they are kept in huts owned by…
EMS-15
Statue of Ancestor
The Sikasingo are installed in the northwest part of Lake Tanganyika, next to the Bembe and to Lega.
EMS-16
Memorial Statue
Commemorative statue intended for family worship. The arms fall along the body until they reach the knees.
EMS-17
Ancestor
Figure of ancestor with arms plagued on the sides, with hands stretched out but fingers together.
EMS-18
Totshi King Figurine
They are known as legless statues, being represented with an artistically scarified torso that reaches practically to the ground.
EMS-19
Ancestor
These small forefather figures were passed on from generation to generation by members of the secret Bwami society.
EMS-20
Measuring
Curious figure sitting on a small stool, legs folded and crossed, hands resting on thighs in meditation attitude.
EMS-21
Measuring
Character in concentrated meditation attitude. Belonging to the family Yombe-Bakongo.
EMS-22
Royal Statue Ndop
Set up for four centuries between the Kasai and Sankuru rivers Kuba subdivide into numerous clans that govern themselves autonomously but pay…
EMS-23
Male Statue
Curious figure with hands slightly touching the sides and arms bent at the height of the forearm forming a right angle and…
EMS-25
