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

Curious motherhood that belonged to the father of Mamadou Marema Diop, a well-known family of Senegalese antiquarians.
MTR-73

Sitting maternity, with large fallen breasts indicating that she has already been a mother.
MTR-74

Piece carved in dense and heavy wood.
MTR-75

Although apparently shaped as a stool, it is the mortuary bed of a baby or a very young child, where he will…
LECMO-1

Great figure of a character carrying a machete on his waist, which makes him think that he is a warrior, since the…
PARYF-1

Great ebony statue depicting a Tanzanian mashai woman.
PARYF-2

The statues called “ujamaas” or “families” are true works of art that require a great sculptural capacity, also called “dimongos” by the…
PARYF-3

Shetani have totally surreal forms, a mixture of zoomorph and anthropomorphic forms that create deformed, cyclopean, abstract figures.
FET-85

Mid-century Makondé figure XXbut it is impossible to say whether it corresponds to the time of Tanzania's creation or earlier.
EMS-130

Mid-century Makondé figure XXbut it is impossible to say whether it corresponds to the time of Tanzania's creation or earlier.
EMS-131

Curious and small piece that by its resemblance to the country does not 10, page 34 of the Catalogue of Museum of…
PFG-37

Small weight represents a crocodile. The mythical animal crocodile baulé and abundant in the rivers and lagoons of Ivory Coast.
PFG-38

Small piece shaped like a blacksmith's heel. Old patina.
PFG-39

Long pipe of those normally used in prestigious ceremonies, of his cazolet representing the typical bamún head part a long neck.
PIP-25

Beautiful and rare motherhood at the end of the century XIX with the child behind his back and the little marked strokes…
MTR-76

She is a young Agni woman with a classic ringed neck, serene face, small upright breasts and flat belly, which shows that…
MTR-77

Mask of sickness calls but which are carried by sorcerers or healers in healing sessions to cope with a certain disease.
MAVA-3
The masks of Ekpo society are called sickness masks. They actually represent the spirits responsible for illness or deformation.
MFE-6

The masks of Ekpo society are called sickness masks. They actually represent the spirits responsible for illness or deformation.
MFE-6

Ornamentation is not just a female symbol.
ANLL-30

The comb is one of the prestigious objects of African women.
PNS-39

In the tschokwé statuette it is not common to find female figures, except for some who have a pitcher on their heads.
MTR-78

The comb is one of the prestigious objects of African women.
PNS-40