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Publicity photograph, "Darkest Africa" pavilion
Pan-American Exposition
Buffalo, NY, 1901 |
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West African Pavilion
Exposition Coloniale Internationale
Paris, France, 1931
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Arab women (Felladines) carrying water
Pascal Sebah, Turkey, 1880
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Eiffel Tower
Exposition Universelle
Paris, France, 1900 |
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Dahomean Village
Exposition Universelle
Paris, France, 1900 |
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Arch of the Republic
in the White City
World's Columbian Exposition
Chicago, IL, 1893 |
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Dahomean Village in the Midway Plaisance
World's Columbian Exposition
Chicago, IL, 1893 |
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Views of Cairo Streets in the Midway Plaisance
World's Columbian Exposition
Chicago, IL, 1893 |
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Royal Lineage Memorial Figure
presented as a gift to Hans Glauning by King Ibrahim Njoya
Bamum Kingdom, Cameroon, 19th c.
(Wood, glass beads, cowries, brass sheeting)
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Royal Lineage Memorial Figure
Gift to Captain Glauning from King Njoya
Bamum Kingdom, Cameroon, 19th c.
(wood, glass beads, cowries, brass sheeting) |
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Bamum King Ibrahim Njoya
in German militay uniform
beside his father's throne
1905 |
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Bamum King Ibrahim Njoya
in Muslim attire, giving audience
1912 |
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Exhibition of objects from Cameroon
Museum for Volkerkunde
Frankfurt, Germany, 1906 |
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Memorial figure of Queen Mother
Kom Kingdom, Cameroon, mid-19th c.
(wood, glass beads, brass, human hair, redwood powder) |
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Royal Headdress (mpelet)
Bamum Kingdom, Cameroon, 19th c.
(beads, cowries [mbuum: money], cloth) |
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Afo-A-Kom Royal Memorial Figure
Kom Kingdom, Cameroon, mid-19th c.
(wood, glass beads, brass) |
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Fon Jina Bo II at this enthronement
standing before Royal Lineage Memorial Figures, including the Afo-A-Kom
Kom Kingdom, Cameroon, 1979
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Hunter's shirt with daliluw (recipes for harnesing nyama)
Bamana, Mande, Mali, 20th c.
(strip-woven cloth, teeth, horns, leather, tin, medicinal amulets) |
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Equestrial warrior
Mande (unearthed at Djenne), 13th-15th c.
(terracotta) |
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Gwandusu figure, associated with Gwan Society
Bamana, Mande, Mali, early 20th c.
(wood) |
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Gwantigi figure, associated with Gwan Society
Bamana, Mande, Mali, early 20th c.
(wood) |
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Tyi wara headdress (male)
Bamana, Mande, Mali, 20th c.
(wood)
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Tyi wara headdress (female) and mask
Bamana, Mande, Mali, late 20th c.
(wood, cloth, raffia, paint, brass plating) |
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Bogolanfini, woman's "mud-cloth" textile
Bamana, Mande, Mali, 1956
(cotton, natural dyes) |
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Nakunte Diarra
Hunter's shirt made from bogolanfini, "mud-cloth" textile
Bamana, Mande, Mali, 1993
(cotton, natural dyes) |
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Groupe Bogolan Kasabane, Mystery
Mali, c. 1995
(cotton textile, natural dyes) |
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Atelier Jamana, Untitled
Mali, early 1990s
(wooden plaque, natural dyes used in making bogolan) |
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Kome Kun ("Head of Komo" Society) headdress
"It's not an animal -- it is a secret."
Bamana, Mande, Mali, late 19th-early 20th c.
(wood, crust of sacrificial material, antelope horns, boar tusk, porcupine quills, feathers, hair, mirror, daliluw [medicinal packets]) |
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Boli power figure, associated with the Komo Society
Bamana, Mandle, Mali, early 20th c.
(earth, crust of sacrifical material, excrement, daliluw [medicines])
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Ntomo Society mask headdress
Bamana, Mande, Mali, 20th c.
(wood) |
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Ismael Diabate, Si Kolona (The Earth)
Mali, 1992
(cotton textile, natural dyes) |
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Seydou Keita, Untitled (Muslim Businessman)
1950s
(gelatin silver print) |
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Seydou Keita, Untitled (Two Women on a Vespa)
1960
(gelatin silver print) |
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Malick Sidibe, James Brown Fans
1965
(gelatin silver print) |
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Malick Sidibe, On A Vespa
1963
(gelatin silver print) |
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Malick Sidibe, Dancers
1963
(gelatin silver print) |
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Yasigine/Satimbe mask
"Sister on the Head" or "Great Woman"
Dogon, Mali, 1990s
(wood, dyed hibiscus fibers, cowries, leather, beads) |
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Figure with upraised arms
(Nommo, supplicant in prayer? defensive figure?)
Tellem people, Mali, pre-16th c.
(wood, crust of sacrificial material) |
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Togu na men's meeting house (posts and thatched roof)
Domina Sagou village, Dogon, Mali, undated
(wood, paint) |
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Rock wall with painted ideograms associated with Awa Society
Songa village, Bandiagara Escarpment |
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Kanaga headdress
Dogon, Mali, early 20th c.
(wood, hibiscus fibers, paint) |
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Dama funerary masqurade, featuring Kanaga, antelope and leopard masks
Dogon, Mali, 1990s |
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Figure of Hermaphrodite
Dogon, Mali, late 19th-early 20th c.
(wood) |
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Ginna lineage leader's house
Unknown village, Dogon, Mali, undated
(brick, clay, thatch) |
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Emna anyara, "Mask of a European"
(depicting Walter van Beek)
Dogon, Mali, 1990
(wood, bright red paint, hair) |
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Primordial supernatural couple or ideal human couple?
Dogon, Mali, late 19th c.
(wood) |
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Binu sanctuary marked with ideograms
Unknown village, Dogon, Mali, undated
(wood, clay, stone, chalk) |
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Binu sanctuary (site of divination rituals)
Songa village, Dogon, Mali, 1990s
(brick and clay) |
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Antelope headdress
Dogon, Mali, early 20th c.
(wood, paint, fiber) |
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