
Blolo Bian
Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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The Baulélike other peoples in Africa, they believe that everyone has a husband or wife in the other world and that they…
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Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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Notable seated on an Akan stool, with his hands on his belly and an expression of great serenity.
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Androgynous figure following Baule aesthetic conventions.
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I guess with two bowls of pumpkin that contain the magic pocymes and, in turn, little androgynous figure.
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These small figures, in the style of the deblé, are the object of worship in the family altars.
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Some Kuba royal statues represent King Kata Mbula, who reigned from 1800 to 1810.
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Female ancestor statue with hands on her belly, a typical gesture in African art.
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Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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The Lobi occupy part of northern Ivory Coast, north of the Buna wildlife reserve and south of Burkina Faso.
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Male figure sitting on a stool, with one arm on the other in a resting attitude.
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Small statue of ancestor venerated in family altars. Dark patina.
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Like other African peoples, the Baule believe everyone has a husband or wife in the other world, whose favour must be sought…
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The Lobi occupy part of northern Ivory Coast, north of the Buna wildlife reserve and south of Burkina Faso.
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High-ranking Eket woman with geometric scarifications covering the torso.
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The maternity figure is one of the oldest and most representative forms in Africa.
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Couple of notables seated on an Akan stool, with their son across both their laps.
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Mother-and-child figures are among Africa’s oldest and most representative, although Dan examples are relatively late, from the mid-20th century.
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The best-known Baga mask, also called D’Mba in the vernacular.
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Large statue of a woman whose body is covered with scarifications painted with a mixture of kaolin and indigo.
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The African mask is not only the wooden element that covers the face of the carrier but also the complete clothing, including…
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