Power, Wealth and Art in West Africa

315 Power, Wealth and Art in West Africa - Till Foerster / Omotoso Eluyemi, - Dieter Neupert / Silvia Dolz - Barbara Rusch / Armand Duchâteau - François Neyt Tokyo: APT International (2003). ISBN: 4

240 Power, Wealth and Art in West Africa H 30 cm. B 22,5 cm. - Till Foerster / Omotoso Eluyemi, - Dieter Neupert / Silvia Dolz - Barbara Rusch / Armand Duchateau - Francois Neyt Tokyo: APT Internation

This is an antique carved wooden mask Found amongst the Chokwe of Angola, West Africa. Chihongo Masks, sometimes called Cihongo, meaning spirit of wealth are used to symbolize wealth and power. The ma

To include "Made in West Africa" by Christine Price, "Representing Woman: Sande Masquerades of the Mende of Sierra Leone" by Ruth B. Phillips, "The Visual Arts of Africa: Gender, Power, and Life Cycle

A carved wooden helmet style mask from the Mende peoples of Sierra leone, West Africa. The mask features traditional "neck rolls" representing wealth , a finely carved "top knot" coiffure with geometr

A Tusyan buffalo helmet mask. 20th century. Tusyan style. Burkina Faso. 19" x 12" x 11 1/2."Provenance: Tribal Art of West Africa, published 1971.

To include "The Living Arts of Nigeria" edited by William Fagg, "Treasures of Ancient Nigeria" by Ekpo Eyo, "Traditional Art of West Africa: Selections from the Victor DuBois Collection", etc. Some ma

To include "Ceremonial Art of West Africa from the Victor DuBois Collection", "Introduction to African Arts of Kenya, Zaire, and Nigeria" by Fred J. Parrott, "Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection: Exh

A Lulua mask. 20th century. Lulua style. Democratic Republic of the Congo. 10 1/2."Provenance: Published, exhibited 1971. Tribal Arts of West Africa.

A very fine old carved wooden Mother & children sculpture on the back of a feline. The sculpture from a single piece of wood is a masterpiece of Fanti tribal arts, Ghana, West Africa. The Figure measu

Old vintage example of the Baule arts of west Africa. Excellent older carving with age and wear.Condition Report: Very well weathered and worn, stress fractures and wear, in fair condition.Provenance:

Vintage 1940's west Africa carved art tallest 14.5 inch

''Oba'' figure of a king—Nigeria/West Africa, tribal art of Benin Bronze with red-brown patina. H. 43 cm. - Acquired by the consignor in 1970.

To include "Arms and Armor in Africa" by Helmut Nickel, "Visions from the Forests: The Art of Liberia and Sierra Leone", "Senufo Unbound: Dynamics of Art and Identity in West Africa" by Susan Elizabet

This is a very nice older example of the Dogon Equestrian art works from Mali, West Africa. carved from a single piece of dense and heavy wood, featuring a tall and noble warrior with bow and quiver.

This is a very nice older example of the Dogon Equestrian art works from Mali, West Africa. carved from a single piece of dense and heavy wood, featuring a tall and noble warrior with bow and quiver.

Icons Ideals and Power in the Art of Africa Cole, Herbert M. Washington: Smothsonian Institution Press (1989). ISBN: 0-87474-321-4 English text 207 pages more than 200 colored illustrations Softcover

Very fine and quite interesting wooden mask from the We (Dan) peoples of Cote D\'Ivoire west Africa. *PUBLISHED: Arts premiers de Côte d\'Ivoire: Collections privées by Apollinaire Ocrisse, with for

Carved wooden figures with a deep well handled surface. Perhaps early or colonial figures carved for the Art trade.Senufo peoples, Mali, West Africa. The Statues measure 9 inches tall ( tallest) and h

African Art Akan Goldweight is from West Africa. The dimension is 4.75 inches long x 1.25 inches wide. The shipping cost for domestic is $30.00 flat rate shipping within the Continental US, the Intern

This is a very rare and uncommon work of art from the Baule peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. The vessel, decorated with incised linear designs and fitted lid, and embellished with the image of a sea

A very old and interesting example of African Art from the Dogon peoples of mali, West Africa. Carved wood with undeniable age and wear and a dry surface patina suggesting a fair amount of time exspos

Robert Goldwater, Senufo: sculpture from west africa, 1964, Exhib. Cat. Senufo: sculpture from west africa, The Museum of Primitive Art, New York 1964.,

This is a fascinating and unusual work of African art from the Dogon peoples of mali, West Africa. The image of a female ancestor riding what appears to be a Chameleon lizard, or highly stylized horse