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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. A New Unread Copy. Some wear on spine. 48 pages. 42 black & white photographs. 5 maps. Catalogue of an exhibition at the African-American Institute. U.S. orders are shipped from N.Y. state.

96 pages of photographs, 4 pages of drawings. 1 map. As the interest in ancient West African ceramic vessels grows greater, publications--such as this one--will be appreciated, since its emphasis is on stylistic differences based both on geographical area and the uses for wich the vessels were intended. Good photographs of the ceramics (exhibited at the Galerie Biedermann) and a brief text (in English, German, and French) and datya on the many i llustrated vessels make this a valuable reference work.…

60 pages 22 full-page and 3 fullpage color photographs, 2 maps. This slim Galerie Biedermann publication presents twenty-five terra cotta statuettes excavated from the inland delta of Mali's Niger River. The twenty-five statuettes represent both styles (southern and northern) found in this region, and are thought to be 300-1200 years old. The text (in English, German, and French) provides good background informaiton on the objects illustrated in the 25 photographs. …

122 pages, 81 color and 9 b/w photographs, 1 page of drawings and 2 smaller drawings, 4 maps. Cloth cover. An exhibition organized by the Bank General du Luxembourg exhibited the magnificent terracotta sculpture of the Nok, Katsina, and Sokoto. Most of the objects are illustrated in large--many are full--page- color photographs. The very good text discusses the current techniques used for scientific dating of these figures and the recent Nok culture research and discoveries.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 272 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour), maps ; 30 cm. Catalogue of an exhibition held at BBL Cultuurcentrum, Mar. 22-June 24, 2001. French and Dutch. Explores the artistic identity of key master sculptors, in major style regions across Africa.

xvi, 288 pages, 15 color and 401 b/w photographs, 16 drawings, 2 maps. A superb catalogue raisonne of more than 400 Tabwa objects in collecitons outside of Africa. It would be difficult to overpraise this superb study of the art of Tabwa of Central Africa. A catalogue raisonne (the first of its kind in African Art) of more than 400 Tabwa objects in collections outside of Africa, this volume offers an intense scrutinization of the process of change and transformation in the century that Tabwa art--developed at the crossroads of Hemba and Luba worlds--has been known to the West. An aesthetic delight (fine photographs of beautiful, seldom seen objects) and an intellectually challenging text that contains splendidly written essays.…