
Maternity
Mother-and-child figure seated on a stool with the child on her lap.
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Mother-and-child figure seated on a stool with the child on her lap.
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Male figure seated on a stool, forming part of a maternity pair.
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Small fired-clay oil lamp depicting three figures, Pygmies, with facial scarifications.
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Ovoid-shaped lamp made of baked clay intended to illuminate the interior of the huts when there is no fire on.It has representation…
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Fired-clay mother-and-child figure with varied polychromy, depicting a mother with a human-like body but the head of a cow or buffalo, animals…
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Oil lamp intended to light the inside of huts when no fire is burning.
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Horse head of the Bambara or Bamana, stone.
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Head undoubtedly forming a fragment of a full-length figure.
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Seated male figure, with one foot resting on the ground and a hand on the left knee.
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Original female terracotta bust. The hands accuse a deformity as if they were melted into another missing element of the figure.
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Funeral ritual vessel used in the funerals of a king, a notable or an ancestor.
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These terracotta heads have a common point with the bronze portraits of Ife.
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Male figure seated in an offering pose, holding an offering vessel between his hands.
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Anthropomorphic pitcher depicting a mother with her son riding on top, judging by the typical female and male hairstyles respectively.
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Anthropomorphic pitcher that, judging by the hairstyle, represents a woman, with her arms and legs folded.
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Female figure with developing breasts.
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Maternity with the child sitting on the mother's lap. It gathers all the characteristics of magnbetu pottery.
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Beautiful 20th-century reproduction of an old Ife head, with holes for inserting the beard and hair.
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Small polychrome terracotta figure depicting a bearded hunter carrying a small antelope on his shoulders.
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Head with an elongated, conical hairstyle. Undoubtedly a fragment of a larger figure.
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Terracotta figure that appears to be female, judging by its appearance and ornaments.
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Civilization Sao extended for almost a millennium, from the fifth centuries before Christ to the century XVI mainly in Chad, in an…
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Most Nok terracottas have been dated between the 4th century BC and the 2nd century AD.
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Figure of a remarkable with crossed legs and hands together on the waist, looking at the sky in a gesture of imploration.
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