
Oba Figure
The art of Benin is associated with royalty.
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The art of Benin is associated with royalty.
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Okukor is the name given to these bronze roosters by Benin's naivos.
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Head portrait of a queen mother iyoba, realistic style, characterized by the thin cast layer of just 3 mm thick.
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Representation of a queen mother iyoba head on a pedestal.
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The commemorative heads seem to date back to the time of Ogiso, when the rulers of heaven ruled.
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Magnificent representation of an Oba dressed in his hunting dress. in the company of a leopard.
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Queen's head made by the procedure of lost wax. His hairstyle is adorned by five rows of coral pearls.
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Oba head performed by the procedure of lost wax.
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Ife's art is characterized by the beauty and balance of its lines and by a penetrating realism and serenity that seems to…
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Ife's art is characterized by the beauty and balance of its lines and by a penetrating realism and a swrenity that seems…
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Little head of Oba, afrivan bronze, brass, light patina. The back has a hole intended to receive an elephant tusk.
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Ife's art is characterized by the beauty and balance of its lines and by a penetrating realism and serenity that seems to…
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Queen head of small dimensions that realistically presents all the beauty traits of the Yoruba woman.
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Ife's art is characterized by the beauty and balance of its lines and by a penetrating realism and serenity that seems to…
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Unpublished and rare statue of an Oni de Ife. One of the few statues known to the present whole body.
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Magnificent exhibition of the art of foundry mastered to perfection by the artists of Benin.
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Beautiful exhibition of the realistic art of Benin.
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Once again, the realism of the art of Benin's castors is confirmed by this figure of queen.
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In the case of ”ibeji“ In Yoruba, ” “ibedji” means “twin”, if one or both twins die, the mother, on the advice…
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In the case of ”ibeji“ In Yoruba, ” “ibedji” means “twin”, if one or both twins die, the mother, on the advice…
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Majestic, ancient and great female statue, touched with the characteristic hairstyle of the masks of the Mmwo society.
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It is a mask of a male secret society used in a dance held during a ceremony in honor of the young…
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The Yoruba statues of cup bearers are related to divination, serving for a part of a cup of offerings and welcome cup…
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A woman kneeling with her hands on her thighs, near the rhodollas, in a position to pray.
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