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Beschreibung : Comprising: 1. ABHANDLUNGEN UND BERICHTE DES STAATLICHEN MUSEUMS FUR VOLKERKUNDE DRESDEN, Band 24, 1965. 181 pages of text plus 32 pages of photographs and 2 pages of drawings. This very important journal from the Dresden Museum fur Volkerkunde contains a number of important illustrated papers. The titles of some of the papers (in English, though the papers are in German) are: Ancient Eskimo Implements with Iron Blades by H. Israel, Notes on Hunting of the Nambicuara Indians, by L. Boglar, The Decay of the Clan Community in Ruanda, by L. Holy, Rectangular Benin Plaques Representing Europeans: Remarks on the Iconography and Dating, by S. Wolf, Methods of Obtaining Colors in Me'vdana, Normandy Island (S.E. New Guinea) by E. Schleiser 2. Faldini, L., M. Parodi Di Passano, G. Della Ragione. AFRICA AMERICA OCEANIA. Le Collezioni Ethnologiche Del Museu Civico. Turin, 1978. 157 pages, 739 objects photographed in b/w and 52 objects photographed in color. 3. Van Dijk, R., L. Van Ham. AFRICA: ART AND CULTURE OF THE UPPER VOLTA. Rotterdam, 1981. 96 pages, 46 color photographs--mostly full-page, 12 figures, 4 maps. Hard board cover. 4. Woodward, R. AFRICAN ART. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 1994. 94 pages, 39 full-page color photographs, 30 b/w photographs, 2 drawings 2 maps. 5. Wieschhoff, H. AFRICAN COLLECTIONS. Philadelphia, 1945. 76 pages, 26 photographs--almost all full-page of objects in the University Museum. 6. Fuhrmann, E. AFRIKA. Sakralkulte Vorgeschichte der Hieroglyphen (Kultur und Erde, Material zur Kultur und Kunstgeschichte Aller Volker. Band VI). Hagen, 1922. 181 pages, 121 full-page photographs of artifacts, 58 small drawings. Hard board cover, worn spine. 7. Bodrogi, T. AFRIKANISCHE KUNST. Vienna, Budapest, 1967. This is the German language edition of Art in Africa.131 pages of text containing 21 drawings and 8 full-page color photographs, plus 191 photographs--almost all full-page--of objects in Eastern and Central European private and museum collections. Cloth cover. 8. Gauthier, J. ANCIENT ART OF THE NORTHERN CAMEROONS: SAO AND FALI. Ooesterhout, 1973. 126 pages, 93 pages of photographs of royal funerary art of two Grassland kingdoms, 2 pages of drawings. Cloth cover. 9. Holas, B. ANIMAUX DANS L'ART IVOIRIEN. Paris, 1969. 333 pages, 140 full-page photographs. 10. Zahan, D. ANTILOPES DU SOLEIL. Art et Rites Agraires d'Afrique Noire. Vienna, 1980. 294 pages, 538 drawings of Bamana tyi wara headdresses, plus 43 drawings and photographs in the text. Hard board cover. 11. Pitt-Rivers, A. ANTIQUE WORKS OF ART FROM BENIN, COLLECTED BY LIEUTENANTGENERAL PITT-RIVERS. London, 1900. iv, 100 pages of text plus 50 pages of photographs of 389 objects. Later cloth cover (10 1/12 x 12). Fine condition. Privately printed. Hundreds of objects were acquired during the Punitive Expedition led by Gen. Pitt Rivers that scoured Benin City, most were stored in the author's private museum in Dorset. This classic inventory, with the author's notes and descriptions of each illustrated object is one of the rarest of the Benin publications. 12. Gardi, B., E. Kivekas, U. Pallasmaa. ARKILLA KERKA. Tekstilleja Lansi-Afrikasta. Tampere, 1991. 80 pages, 84 large color and 3 b/w photographs of a private Finnish collection of textiles from Mali, Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria, Benin, Togo, and the Ivory Coast that was exhibited at three Finnish museums, 1 map. 13. ART OF AFRICA. Denver Art Museum, 1964. 16 pages, 34 photographs. (6252)$17.00 14. Dark, P. THE ART OF BENIN. Field Museum, Chicago, , 1962. 124 pages, 48 large photographs. 15. Goldwater, R. ART OF OCEANIA, AFRICA AND THE AMERICAS. From the Museum of Primitive Art. New York, 1969. 272 pages, 350 b/w and 16 color photographs. Soft cover. 16. Lamp, F. ART OF THE BAGA. A Drama of Cultural Re-Invention. New York, 1996. 267 pages, 128 color and 120 b/w photographs, 3 maps. Cloth cover. 17. THE ART OF GOLDWEIGHTS: Words, Form, and Meaning. Philadelphia, 1977. 68 pages, 39 color photographs of 74 goldweights. 18. Sadler, M.e. (ed.). ARTS OF WEST AFRICA. (Excluding Music) International Institute of African Languages and Cultures, 1935. xi, 101 pages of text, plus 32 full-page photographs of artifacts. Cloth and hard board cover. 19. David, R. & J. BAULE. Zurich, Galerie Walu, 2001. 64 pages (text in English, captions in German, with an English language translation laid in), 24 pages of color photographs plus 2 smaller color photographs, 2 pages of b/w photographs plus 3 smaller b/w photographs, 1 map. 20. Hinderling, P., A. Buhler. BEDUINEN AUS NORDOSAFRIKA. Basel, Museum fur Volkerkunde, 1957. 39 pages, 47 photographs of artifacts, 2 drawings. 21. Frolich, W., R. Maack, I. Bolz, P.j.c. Dark. BEITRAGE ZUR AFRIKANISCHEN KUNST Ethnologica, Neue Folge, Band 3. Cologne, 1966. 425 pages , 87 pages of b/w photographs, 4 pages of color photographs, 20 figures. four papers--dealing with the Benin collection of the Rautenstrauch-Joest Museums, cire-perdu casting, Gabonese sculpture, and rock art in southwest Africa. Four papers--dealing with the Benin collection of the Rautenstrauch-Joest Museums, cire-perdu casting, Gabonese sculpture, and rock art in southwest Africa 22. Buxton, M. BENIN. Houston Museum of Fine Arts, 1968. 22 pages, 26 photographs. 23. De Grunne, B. THE BIRTH OF ART IN BLACK AFRICA. Nok Statuary in Nigeria. Paris, 1998. 122 pages, 81 color and 9 b/w photographs, 1 page of drawings and 2 smaller drawings, 4 maps. Cloth cover. 24. Naylor, P. BLACK IMAGES, The Art of West Africa. New York, 1973. 96 pages, 51 photographs-- mostly full-page. Cloth cover. Written for 8-14 year olds. 25. Mt. De Lestrange, M. Gessain. COLLECTIONS BASSARI. Musee de l'Homme, 1976. 342 Pages, 276 Photographs And 9 Drawings Of Hundreds Of Objects. 26. Borgatti, J. CLOTH AS METAPHOR: NIGERIAN TEXTILES FROM THE MUSEUM OF CULTURAL HISTORY. Los Angeles, 1983. 62 pages, 40 b/w and 12 color photographs, 3 maps. 27. Bassani, E. (intro). DALL'ARCHEOLOGIA ALL'ARTE TRADIZIONALE AFRICANA /From Archaeology to Traditional African Art. Centro Studi Archeologia Africana, Milano, 1992. 151 pages, 131 photographs, 12 drawings, 5 maps. To probe possible relationships between the archaeological cultures of the Sahara and sub-Saharan Africa and traditional African art was the subject of a 1992 conference organized by the Center for African Art History in Florence and the Brera Academy of Fine Arts. The printing was limited to 600 copies 28. DAS TIER IN DER AFRIKANISCHEN PLASTIK. Deutsches Ledermuseum, 1967. 58 pages, 12 full-page photographs of carvings of animals in traditional African art. 19. Chappel, T. DECORATED GOURDS IN NORTH-EASTERN NIGERIA. Lagos & London, 1977. 222 pages, 223 large illustrations (b/w and color) of over 400 gourds, designs, and objects. Cloth cover. 30. Noll, C., F. N'diaye. ESPIRITS ET DIEUX D'AFRIQUE. Nice, Chagall Museum, 1980. 96 pages, 100 b/w and 4 color photographs. 31. Oyelola, P. EVERYMAN'S GUIDE TO NIGERIAN ART. Lagos, Nigeria Magazine, 1976, 1980 (2nd ed.). vii, 133 pages, 143 photographs. 32. Northern, T. EXPRESSIONS OF CAMEROON ART. The Franklin Collection. Los Angeles, 1986. 79 pages, 10 large color photographs, 64 large and 77 small b/w photographs, principally of objecs from the Grassfields region (anchored by the magnificent Bangwa queen figure), 1 map. 33. Ratton, C. FETISH GOLD. University Museum, 1975. 68 pages, 40 color and 2 b/w photographs of 18th and 19th century fetish gold artifacts, principally from the Ivory Coast and the Gold Coast. 34. Underwood, L. FIGURES IN WOOD OF WEST AFRICA. London, 1947, 1951,1964 ed. 102 pages (text in English and French), 48 pages of photographs, 1 map. Cloth cover. 35. Barley, N. FOREHEADS OF THE DEAD. An Anthropological View of Kalabari Ancestral Screens. Washington, D.C., Western Museums, National Museum of African Art, 1988. 88 pages, 13 fullpage and 10 half-page color photographs, 10 half-page b/w photographs, 1 map. 36. Bascom, W., P. Gebauer. HANDBOOK OF WEST AFRICAN ART. Milwaukee Public Museum, 1953, 1964. 83 pages, 66 photographs. 37. HANDWERK, KUNST UND LEBEN IN WEST AFRIKA. Duisberg, Neiderrheinshes Museum, n.d., ca. 1965. 50 pages, 41 photographs. 38. HISTORY, DESIGN, AND CRAFT IN WEST AFRICAN STRIP-WOVEN CLOTH. 168 pages (6 papers presented at a 1988 symposium at the National Museum of African Art) plus 8 unnumbered pages, 8 full-page color and 52 b/w photographs, 15 drawings, 2 maps. 39. Schweeger-hefel, A. HOLZPLASTIK IN AFRIKA. Vienna, Archiv fur Volkerkunde, 1960. 172 pages, 37 photographs, 34 tables. Cloth cover. 40. Wenzel, M. HOUSE DECORATION IN NUBIA. London, 1972. xii, 227 pages, 21 color and 91 b/w photographs, 51 figures. Cloth cover. 41. Fabunmi, M. IFE SHRINES. Ile-Ife, 1969. 28 pages, 15 photographs, 1 map. 42. Asihene, E. INTRODUCTION TO TRADITIONAL ART OF WESTERN AFRICA. London, 1972. 90 pages, 101 large photographs. Cloth cover. 43. Roy, C. (ed.). IOWA STUDIES IN AFRICAN ART, VOLUME I. Iowa City, 1984. 190 pages, 128photographs, 1 drawing, 5 maps. 44. Horton, R. KALABARI SCULPTURE. Apapa, Department of Antiquities, 1965. v, 48 pages of text plus 72 leaves of photographs. 45. KUNST? HANDWERK IN AFRIKA IM WANDEL. Frankfurt Museum fur Volkerkunde, 1975. 147 pages, 141 illustrations of artifacts. 46. Perrois, L., H. Marchal, E. Feau, C. Tardits, J-P. Chazal, J-P. Notue. LES ROIS SCULPTEURS. Legs Pierre Harter. Art et Pouvoir dans le Grass-land Camerounais Paris, Musee National des Arts d'Afrique et de Oceanie, 1993. 223 pages, 25 color and 112 b/w photographs, 2 drawings. 47. Siegel, M. THE MACKENZIE COLLECTION. A STUDY OF WEST AFRICAN CARVED GAMLING CHIPS American Anthropological Association, Memoir No. 55, 1940. 82 pages, drawings of 100 gambling chips. 48. Okparocha, J. MBARI, ART AS SACRIFICE. Ibadan, 1976. 64 pages, 9 full-page photographs. 49. Gottschalk, B. MPUNGI. Was Objekte Erzhalen. Elfenbeinhorner aus Kamerun, Zaire und der Sierra Leone. Meerbusch, 1988. 16 pages, 15 photographs of magnificently carved ivory horns. 50. Derbier, A. MUSEE AFRICAIN. Lyon-France. Ingersheim, 1988. (guide to the Museum). 22 pages, 13 b/w and 11 color photographs of objects in the collection. 51. Ndiaye, F. NAAMION TAKANA. Audela des Masques. Afrikkalaisen, Dogon-Heimon, Elamanmuoto. Tampere, Finland, 1989. 80 pages (text in Finnish, summary in French), 60 large color photographs of Dogon masks, figures, doors, and locks (many of them on loan from the Musee de l’Homme), 7 drawings, 3 maps. 52. Harley, George W. NOTES ON THE PORO IN LIBERIA. MASKS AS AGENTS OF SOCIAL CONTROL IN NORTHEAST LIBERIA. Mill Valley & Mansfield Centre, 2001.. These two papers have been bound together in a handsome cloth cover in an edition limited to 200 numbered copies. NOTES...v, 40 pages of text containing 1 page of drawings of masks and dancers, 1 map and 1 chart, followed by 14 pages of photographs of masks and dancers. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XIX, No. 2, 1941: MASKS...xiv, 45 pages of text followed by 15 pages of photographs of 135 masks, dancers, and masking paraphernalia. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXXII, No. 2, 1950. 53. OGONI. Zurich, Galerie Walu, 2002. 60 pages (unpaginated) of color photographs of Ogoni masks, 2 pages of color photographs of Ogoni figures, 2 pages of contemporary photographs, 1 page of text. 54. Delaroziere, M-F. PERLES D'AFRIQUE. Aix-en-Provence, 1994. 240 pages, approximately 133 pages of color and b/w photographs and drawings of African beads--mainly color photographs. Cloth cover, small folio size (9x12). 55. Barry, R. PORTES D’AFRIQUE. Paris, 1999. 192 pages, 120 color photographs- many full-page or double-page, 15 drawings. Cloth cover, small folio Size (12 1/2 x 9 1/2). A handsome overview of African doors and drawings in sub-Saharan West Africa, this handsome study (in French) contains lovely photographs and detailed text 56. Phillips, R. REPRESENTING WOMAN. SANDE MASTERPIECES OF THE MENDE OF SIERRA LEONE. Fowler Museum, 1995. 200 pages, 66 color and 187 b/w photographs, 3 maps. 57. THE ROBERT AND LISA SAINSBURY COLLECTION. New York, Museum of Primitive Art, 1963. 40 pages, 42 large photographs of objects from Africa, Oceania, and the Americas. 58. SCOTTISH ART REVIEW, Special Ethnographical Number. Vol. VIII, No. 1. Glasgow, 1961. 36 pages, 30 b/w and color photographs of Peruvian textiles, Benin heads, Maori figures and canoes, and Northwest Coast basketry hats--all from the Glasgow Museum's ethnographical collection. 59. Fagg, W. SCULPTURES AFRICAINES II, LE BASSIN DU NIGER. Paris, 1966. 64 pages, 32 full-page photographs. 60. Northern, T. SPLENDOR AND SECRECY. Art of the Cameroon Grassland. New York, Pace Gallery, 1979. 14 pages, 14 photographs. 61. Stevens, P. Jr. STONE IMAGES OF ESIE. Ibadan, 1977. 400 pages, 1672 photographs. Cloth cover. 62. Huguier, F. (photographs), M. Cressole. SUR LES TRACES DE L'AFRIQUE FANTOME. Paris, 1990. 239 pages, 195 photographs, 1 map. 63. Willett, F., E. Eyo. TREASURES OF ANCIENT NIGERIA. New York, 1980. 176 pages, 123 b/w photographs, 53 color photographs--almost all full-page. 64. Grimes, J. THE TRIBAL STYLE. Selections From the African Collection at the Peabody Museum of Salem. Salem, 1984. 112 pages, 95 pages of photographs. 65. Eyo, E. TWO THOUSAND YEARS OF NIGERIAN ART. Lagos, 1977. 238 pages, 150 b/w and 110 color photographs--all large, many full-page. Cloth cover. 66. Biasio, E., V. Munzer. UBERGANGE, IM MENSCHLICHEN LEBEN. Zurich, Volkerkundemuseum, 1980. 235 pages, 137 large photographs dealing with the rituals of passage of tribal people and the artifacts used in those rituals. 67. Chesi, G. VOODOO. Africa's Secret Power. Worgl, 1979, 1980, 1981(2nd ed.). 276 pages, 128 color and 65 b/w photographs. Cloth cover. 68. Fagg, W. WEST AFRICA, COURT AND TRIBAL ART. Arts Council of Great Britain, 1967. 8 pages, 5 photographs. 69. Bravmann, R. WEST AFRICAN SCULPTURE. Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, 1970. 80 pages, 37 pages of photographs. 70. Krieger, K. WESTAFRIKANISCHE PLASTIK, Vol. I. Berlin, 1965. Museum fur Volker-kunde, 416 pages, 272 photographs. 71. Pennie, M. WHERE SHALL WE PUT THIS ONE. Bath, Victoria Art Gallery, 1988. 44 pages, 21 photographs of objects in the Pennie collection. 72. Nicklin, K. YORUBA, A CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN ART. London, Horniman Museum and Gardens, 1991. 57 pages, 13 color and 42 b/w photographs, 10 drawings, 1 map.
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