African Art
Last updated April 2008
THE ARTS OF AFRICA
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- African Art (through ArtLex)
- Introduction to African Art and Architecture (Professor Henry Drewal)
- Africa 8000 B.C. - 1600 A.D. (through the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Timeline of Art History)
- African Art: Special Topics (through the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Timeline of Art History)
- Gold of Africa Museum, Cape Town, South Africa
- Africa (at the British Museum)
- African Art in the Ethnological Missionary Museum in the Vatican (through The Holy See, The Vatican)
- Royal Museum for Central Africa, Tervuren, Belgium
- African Art (at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri)
- African Sculptural Art (African Votive Sculpture), papers by Herbert E. Roese, with links to
- Modern African Art: A Basic Reading List compiled by Janet L. Stanley, National Museum of African Art Library, Smithsonian Institution Libraries
- Art and Life in Africa Online, with links to:
- Africa-related images, including Ancient Egypt (African Studies, University of Pennsylvania), including
- African Sculpture
- Wooden Mask, Mali
- Standing Female Figure, Burkina Faso
- Wooden Mask, Liberia/Guinea
- Wooden Door, Ivory Coast
- Mask with Iron and Wood, Ivory Coast
- Gold Shield, Ivory Coast
- Wooden Mask, Nigeria
- Ivory Figure, Nigeria
- Wooden Mask with antelope skin, Nigeria
- Wooden Mask, Nigeria
- Standing Male Figure, Nigeria
- Female Bust, Nigeria
- Alligator Head, Nigeria
- Wooden Mask with feathers, Gabon
- Wooden Figure, Gabon
- Standing Male Figure 1, with nails, Zaire
- Standing Male Figure 2, with blades, Zaire
- Wooden Staff, Zaire
- Wooden Mask with raffia, Zaire
- Wooden Mask, Zaire
- Wooden Mask with beads, Zaire
- Wooden Mask, Zaire
- Wooden Stool, Zaire
- Seated Female Figure, Zaire
- Wooden Doll, Botswana
- Ancient Africa (through Images from History), with links to:
- Ancient Sudan: Nubia (Ibrahim Omer)
- Empires of the Western Sudan (through the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Timeline of Art History)
- Explore the Collection of African Art in the National Museum of African Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC
- African Art in the Collection of the Historical Museum of Abomey in the Republic of Benin, with links to
- Bronzes from Ife and Benin (through Galerie Peter Herrmann)
- The Art of Africa, links and images, through Mike Gunther's Timelines of Art History: The World
- Le Masque au Burkina Faso (through Conseil International des Musées)
- African Art (through Mark Harden's Artchive)
- African Art in the collection of the Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin, Ohio
- African Art in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas
- Africa: The Art of a Continent (Guggenheim Museum, New York), with a link to a A Clickable Map of the Art of the Africa Continent, with further links to:
- Sub-Saharan African Art: Introduction (at the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University)
- Africa, Oceania and Native American Art in The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
- African Art (in The George Ortiz Collection)
- Great Zimbabwe (four photographs)
- Mystery of Great Zimbabwe (Peter Tyson, PBS Nova Online), plus an investigation of the site
- Great Zimbabwe National Park, Zimbabwe (photographs by Tom Loos)
- Riddle of Great Zimbabwe (abstract of article by Roderick J. McIntosh in Archaeology magazine)
- Art of the Kwele of Equatorial Africa: ancestor masks, bush spirit masks (by Louis Perrois, through Tribal Arts)
- Ashanti Gold Weights (through Michael Greenhalgh's ArtServe at The Australian National University)
- African Sculpture (through Mark Harden's Artchive)
- The British and the Benin Bronzes, text only (through African Reparations Movement)
- African Art: Aesthetics and Meaning (Exhibition, Bayly Art Museum, University of Virginia), with links to:
- African Lost-Wax Casting (through the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Timeline of Art History)
- Akan Symbols Project (Dr. George F. Kojo Arthur and Prof. Robert Rowe)
- African Textiles
- Africana Collection (University of Florida)
- Zulu Beadwork (Stan Schoeman), with links to
- Beaded Slendor: Migration of Beadmaking and Beadwork throughout Africa, with links to essays
- Hamill Gallery of African Art (commercial)
- Traditionelle afrikanische kunst (at Galerie Peter Herrmann)
- Africa (Professor Ron Johnson), with a map of Map of Contemporary Africa
- Maasai - Kenya & Tanzania
- Burundi
- Pygmies - Democratic Republic of Congo
- Ancient Sudan - Fraras & Kerma (Kush)
- Ancient
Egypt / Sudan Map. Nile Valley
- Egyptian 18th Dynasty Nubians Bringing Luxury Items
- Faras A Group Eggshell Ware Fingerprint Patterns, 3000 B.C., British Museum
- Faras Group A Eggshell Ceramic Bowl, 3100-2800 B.C., Boston Museum of Fine Arts
- Classic Kerma Tulip Beaker and Spouted Pot
- Kerma Black Polished Bowl with Incised White-filled Decoration
- Kerma Carnelian Bead Necklace
- Gilded Ivory & Copper Fly, 2000-1500 B.C., Boston Museum of Fine Arts
- Pan Grave Culture Painted Cow Skull, 2200-1700 B.C., Boston Museum of Fine Arts
- Kerma. Eastern view of Duffufa
- Kerma Reconstructed Burial bed
- Faience Hippopotamus, 1600-1500 B.C., Boston Museum of Fine Arts
- Kerma Hippopotamus Goddess Taweret
- Kerma Ibex & Bustard
- Sphinx of Tahargo
- Statuette of a Nubian Woman
- Nok - Nigeria 900 B.C. - 200 A.D.
- Ife - Nigeria 500 A.D. - 1600 A.D.
- Benin - Nigeria 1350 A.D. - 1897 A.D.
- Dutch Print of 1668 of Oba in Annual Procession
- Bronze Box of the Palace with Royal Ibis & Python, Berlin
- Python Head from Royal Palace, bronze, Berlin
- Portuguese Soldier, bronze, Phoebe Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley
- Royal Ivory Leopard, British Museum, London, and detail
- Oba Akenzua II Seated with Altar to his Hand & to previous Oba
- Oba Adolo Altar with Elephant Tusks & Bronze Heads
- Male Head, bronze (probably an Oba), 15th - 16th c.
- Head of an Oba, bronze, 18th c., National Museum of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Chief Osuma in Pangolin Chief's Regalia with Pectoral Mask & Ceremonial Sword
- Ivory Pectoral Mask, British Museum, London
- Bronze Plaque of Oba, British Museum, London
- A helmet mask (ododua), mid-18th c., British Museum, London
- Yoruba
- Map of Yorubaland
- Diagram of Key Elements of the Yoruba Cosmos
- Priest of Esu/Elegba Dancing
- Esu Image as Worn Upside Down When Danced
- Esu Dance Vestment, Phoebe Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley
- Esu Dance Staff, wood, beads, etc.
- Esu Dance Staff, Boston Museum of Fine Arts
- Esu, wood, British Museum, London
- Esu, cowry shells, U.C.L.A.
- Esu, wood, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond
- Esu, Held by the Arugba
- Esu Shrine of the Elemoso
- Ifa Divination Board, wood, National Museum of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Babalawo Kolawole Ositola Beginning Divination with the Cross Road Sign
- Ifa Imori Divination
- Ifa Divining Board, Tapper, & Kola Nuts, Phoebe Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley
- Ifa Divining Tapper, Ivory, U.C.L.A.
- Ifa Divining Tappers, Ivory & Iron, U.C.L.A.
- Queen Victoria, wood, U.C.L.A.
- Ifa divination materials container, Phoebe Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley
- Ibeji, Woman in Her Seventies with Ibeji Brother, 1970
- Mother of Twins Dancing
- Ibeji, King of Oyo, wood with beaded vest, Phoebe Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley
- Ibeji with
Protective Birds, Oyo, wood with beaded vest, National Museum of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Senior Thunder God Priest
- Ibeji with
Sango Beaded Vest, U.C.L.A.
- Ibeji in Cowry Shell Vest, U.C.L.A.
- Ibeji, Ron Johnson collection
- Ibeji, U.C.L.A.
- Gelede Dancer with mask with two snakes devouring antelopes, 1971
- Gelede Mask with pigs
- Gelede Mask with a drummer, 20th c., Stanford
- Igbo - Nigeria
- Asanta - Ghana
- Asantehene with the Golden Stool in Asipim Chair
- Asante Carver Finishing a Stool, Carving Workshop, Aharvi
- Eight Black Stools of State
- Two Asipim Chairs
- Gold Weighing Equipment
- Gold Weights
- Gold Dust Boxes
- Lions, gold, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
- Linguists with Their Staffs
- Linguist’s Staff, Wiseman’s Knot
- Ceremonial
Sword with Proverbial Figures University of Iowa
- Gold Soul Disk
- Grave of Atawazudi, died 1969
- Kente Cloth gold dust pattern
- Kente Cloth Red Flowers Pattern, National Museum, Accra
- Kente Cloth, Otan Wo, National Museum, Accra
- Kente Cloth, National Museum, Accra
- Man & Six Wives Walking to a Funeral, National Museum, Accra
- Akua'ba wood, National Museum of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Asante, Besease Shrine, Priest Side and Side for Singers, Ghana
- Asante, Besease Shrine, Two Roosters & Ram Designs, begun 1850
- Asante, Besease Shrine, Wisdom Tree with Three Tortoises, Shrine Emblems
- Asante, Besease Shrine, Altar Side with Sheep Backbone Sacrifices
- Asante, Besease Shrine, Side with Talking Drums
- Asante, Bonwire, Kente Cloth Cooperative
- Asante, Bonwire, Kente Cloth Weaver
- Asante, Ntonso, Pounding Bark for Adinkra Cloth Dye
- Asante, Ntonso, Cooked Tree Bark for Adinkra Cloth Dye
- Asante, Ntonso, Applying Dye with a Comb to Adinkra Cloth
- Asante, Ntonso, Adinkra Cloth Dye Stamps
- Asante, Ntonso,Cotton Adinkra Cloth Drying
- Damango, Northern Village, Typical Round Houses
- Damango, Storage Houses
- Damango, Women pounding Cassava
- Larabanga Mosque Mystic Stone, 1468
- Larabanga Mosque Front Men's Entrance, 1468
- Larabanga Mosque Women's Entrance, 1468
- Transporting Slaves to a Port or Market, Lithograph, 1790
- Fort-Prison of St. George, Elmina, 1482
- Fort-Prison of St. George, Elmina, Women's Cells, 1482
- Fort-Prison of St. George, Elmina, Women's Cells and Ball and Chain, 1482
- Diagram of Slave Ship Brookes, 18th Century
- Shipboard Slave Revolt, painting, 1851
- Large Dugout Canoes in Process, Axim
- Boats and Harbor, Elmina
- Elmina Boats
- Small Ebony Dugout Canoe, Ensima
- Bamana - Mali
- Boli, mixed media, Musée de l'homme, Paris
- N'tomo Society, wood, seeds, cowry shells, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
- N'tomo Society, wood, National Museum of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Komo Society, wood, quills, mud, Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y.
- Chi Wara Dancers in the Big Field, wood, raffia
- Chi Wara Headdress, wood
- Chi Wara Headdresses, wood, Art Institute, Chicago
- Roan Chi Wara Headdress, wood, de Menil Collection, Houston
- Roan Chi Wara Headdress, wood, Museum of Primitive Art, New York
- Chi Wara Headdresses, wood, National Museum of Museum of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Chi Wara Headdress, wood, National Museum Of African Art, Washington, D.C.
- Chi Wara Headdress, wood, Brooklyn Museum of Art
- Senufo - Ivory coast
- Bobo - Upper Volta
- Bur - Burkina Faso
- Kuba - Democratic Republic of Congo
- Wodaabe - Niger
- Makonde - Tanzania
- Luba - Democratic Republic of Congo
- Kongo - Congo
- Power figure Mbumba Maza, Musée de l'homme, Paris
- Nail Power Figure, Naoki, wood, nails, mirror, etc., Phoebe Hearst Museum, U.C. Berkeley
- Nail Oath-Taking Image, Nkisi n'kondi, De Young Museum, San Francisco
- Power figure, 19th c., Munich
- Two headed Power figure of a Dog, wood, nails, 19th c., Berlin
- Another view of Two headed Power figure of a Dog, wood, nails, 19th c., Berlin
- Leopard Claw Bonnet, Lisbon
- Kongo - Democratic Republic of Congo
- Songye - Democratic Republic of Congo
- Pende - Democratic Republic of congo
- Woyo - Angol
- Yombe - Angola
- Lumbo - West Congo
- Vili - Congo
- African-American - New York
- Masango - Gabon
- Shake - Gabon
- Kota - Gabon
- African Art: Historical Photographs
- G. I. Jones Photographic Archive of Southeastern Nigerian Art and Culture, with liks to
- Index to Ibibio, Ijo and Ogoni
- Index to Ika Igbo (Western Igbo)
- Ofo, uxurhe and other pieces [includes Ikenga], North Ika
- Carved wooden shrine object, North Ika, Asaba village
- Carved wooden shrine object, South Ika, Aboh town
- Carved wooden figure, North Ika, stray Yoruba influence
- Ogonya Play, Ogume Village, South Ika bordering Isoko Edo
- Figure of chief, North Ika
- Mud figures of Chief and Attendants and Commissioner of Police, North Ika
- Decorated pot, North Ika
- Decorated pots, North Ika
- Feathered Headdress, Ogonya Play, Ogume village, South Ika
- Ogene Mask, Ogonya Play, Ogume village, South Ika
- Ejukpe mask and other masks, Ogonya Play, Ogume village, South Ika
- Nwamno figure, Ogume village, South Ika
- Nwamno figure, Dance trophy, Ogume village, South Ika
- Okike, Ikenga and other shrines, North Ika
- Portable household shrine, North Ika
- Figure in an ancestral shrine, North Ika
- Uxurhe Staffs
- Drums and figures, North Ika
- Index to Nsukka and Nri/Awka Igbo
- Nsukka Igbo
- Nri-Awka Igbo
- Ego
Ago (money finish), Mmau Masquerade, Amuda village, Isu Ochi
- Awo Ohia, Mmau Masquerade, Amuda village, Isu Ochi
- Iro Ekpetu (Merciless), Mmau Masquerade, Amuda village, Isu Ochi
- Eju Onu (Long Mouth), Mmau Masquerade, Amuda village, Isu Ochi
- Nwabogho Ehi (heifer), Mmau Masquerade, Amuda village, Isi Ochi
- Obugula
Mmau, daughter masks, Amuobia village
- Obugula Mmau, Amuobia village
- Obugula Mmau, Amuobia village
- Grandmother Mask, Obugula Mmau, Amuobia village
- Omuko (very old elder), Amuobia village
- Omuko (very old elder), Amuobia
- Ghost Police, Amuobia village
- Ghost Police, Amuobia village
- Ghost Police Sargent, Amuobia village
- Ghost Court Messengers, Amuobia village
- A mask called Government, Amuobia village
- Agu nechenyi (leopard/elephant), Amuobia village
- Anumbii (Horned Beast), Amuobia village
- Nwa Ekpo, boy's masquerade, Nimo
- Onu Kamma maskers (mouth stronger than sword), Nimo
- Onu Kamma masker (mouth stronger than sword), Nimo
- Mgbedike or Agu neche Enyi (leopard/elephant), Nimo
- Ogaranya (a powerful man), Nimo
- Ogbuseyolaho mask
- Onyeocha (white man)
- Carved wooden shrine object, North Ika, Asaba village
- Carved wooden shrine object, South Ika, Aboh town
- Carved wooden figure, North Ika, stray Yoruba influence
- Ogonya Play, Ogume Village, South Ika bordering Isoko Edo
- Figure of chief, North Ika
- Mud figures of Chief and Attendants and Commissioner of Police, North Ika
- Decorated pot, North Ika
- Decorated pots, North Ika
- Feathered Headdress, Ogonya Play, Ogume village, South Ika
- Ogene Mask, Ogonya Play, Ogume village, South Ika
- Ejukpe mask and other masks, Ogonya Play, Ogume village, South Ika
- Nwamno figure, Ogume village, South Ika
- Nwamno figure, Dance trophy, Ogume village, South Ika
- Okike, Ikenga and other shrines, North Ika
- Portable household shrine, North Ika
- Figure in an ancestral shrine, North Ika
- Uxurhe Staffs
- Drums and figures, North Ika
- Index to Ikwerri Igbo
- Mami Wata, Rumuji Owu Play
- Ogalanya (Shining and bright), Rumuji Owu Play
- Abbu (Tortoise), Rumuji Owu Play
- Egedu (Mudfish), Rumuji Owu Play
- Ebi (porcupine), Rumuji Owu Play
- Ebeule Uku (Water Ram, mythical beast), Rumuji Owu Play
- Carver of the masks, Preparing a mask for the Rumuji Owu Play
- Carver of the masks, Preparing a mask for the Rumuji Owu Play
- Abam (One who has visited places and learned things), Rumuji Owu Play
- Asaba, Rumuji Owu Play
- Asaba, Rumuji Owu Play
- Jack, Rumuji Owu Play
- Ajibodo, Head of Owu, Rumuji Owu Play
- The musicians accompaning the dance, Rumuji Owu Play
- Parade of Masks, Okerevinwe, Oweremba, Aka Leke, Adachinwa, Abam, Jack, Oyiaro, Oki (Rumuji Owu Play)
- Index to Abiriba Igbo
- Abiriba Igbo
- Ngbagba Ikoro Festival
- Abiriba Obu Houses (meeting houses)
- Index to Nkporo Igbo
- A group of masks, Boys initiation, Obohia
- two masks, Boys initiation, Obohia
- two masks, Boys initiation, Obohia
- A group of masks, Boys initiation, Obohia
- A group of masks, Boys initiation, Obohia
- Mask, Boys initiation, Obohia
- Mask, Boys initiation, Obohia
- Mask, Boys initiation, Obohia
- Dancing masker, Boys initiation, Obohia
- Dancing masker, Boys initiation, Obohia
- Two Nwanyi Oma [beautiful women] with an attendant, Boys initiation, Elugu
- Nwanyi Oma [beautiful woman], Boys initiation, Elugu
- Ogu Mask, Boys initiation, Elugu
- Masquerade band, Boys initiation, Elugu
- Masquerade band, Boys initiation, Elugu
- Ofogu mask, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Two Ofogu? masks, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Ogbo (Clown) mask, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Ogbo (Clown) mask and masquerade band, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Two Ogwu Aba (singers), Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Nwanyi Oma (Beautiful Woman), Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Nwanyi Oma (Beautiful Woman), Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Ogwu Mask, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Okpa masquerade, the band, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Ofogu? mask, Boys initiation, Etiti Ama
- Calabash mask, Boys initiation
- Group leading masks, Boys initiation
- Initiation mask, Boys initiation
- Dancing initiation masks, Boys initiation
- Dancing initiation masks, Boys initiation
- Dancing intitiation mask, Boys initiation
- Index to Ohafia/Abam Igbo
- Okwanko masquerade, Akanu Ohafia
- Carved figures in Obu, Asaga Ohafia
- The Ohafia War Dance (iri agha)
- Shrines (arunsi)
- Miscellaneous images from Ohafia
- Index to Riverine Igbo (Ekpafia, Abua, Ekpeya)
- Ekpafia Igbo
- Aminikoro
mask, Ogbukele festival
- Osu Mask, Ogbukele festival
- Osu Mask, Ogbukele festival
- Aminikoro mask, Ogbukele festival
- Eside Mask, Ogbukele festival
- Ekpekede, (the head mask) Ogbukele festival
- Ekpekede, (the head mask) Ogbukele festival
- A dancer, Ogbukele festival
- Iwolo mask, Ogbukele festival
- Elders in front of the obu (meeting house), Ogbukele festival
- Dancer, Ogbukele festival
- Ogbukele drum and Band, Ogbukele festival
- Obiri Jack mask, Ogbukele festival
- Obiri Jack mask (close-up), Ogbukele festival
- Abua Igbo
- Ekpeya Igbo
- Index to various Igbo groups: Ngusu Ada, Isu Ikwu Ato, Alayi, Item
- Ngusu Ada Igbo
- Isu Ikwu Ato
- Alayi Igbo (Isu-Ikem)
- Item Igbo
- Index to Ekpe Masquerades
- Modern Ekpe (Igbo) head piece.
- Ekpe (Igbo) head, representing an elephant (Ndokki)
- Ekpe (Igbo) mask, Ubakala
- Five Ekpe (Igbo) masks, Ubakala
- Skin covered head, Calabar/Creek Town
- Skin covered head with two opposing faces, Uzuakoli
- Two skin covered heads, Uzuakoli
- Ekpe (Egbo) or Ikem, Uzuakoli
- Skin covered head
- Ekpe (Egbo) head
- Ekpe (Egbo) Runner [Okonko], Umuahia
- Ekpe (Egbo) Runner [Okonko], Uzuakoli
- Ekpe (Egbo) Runner, Uzuakoli
- Ekpe (Egbo) Runner [Okonko], Umuahia
- Index to Igbo music, shrines, architecture and other cultural artifacts
- Igbo Musicians
Some Ikoro (slit drums)
- Alusi or Arunsi (shrines)
- Alusi priest in his shrine
- Alusi Nri-Awka
- Alusi
- Ibudu, Orlu
- Juju to protect crops, Orlu
- Alusi, Tutelary and fertility juju, Ishieke, Isu
- Alusi, Tutelary and fertility juju -- detail, Ishieke, Isu
- Alusi, Tutelary and fertility juju -- detail, Ishieke, Isu
- Ibudu, Mud shrine made to protect and prosper a household
- Pyramids, Nsude village shrine, Abaja, Northern Igbo
- Jones posing in front of pyramid, Nsude village shrine, Abaja, Northern Igbo
- Alusi, With Ikenga and other ritual objects, Orsu, West Isuama Igbo
- Alusi, The same shrine with its priest (seated) and it's osu (juju slave), Orsu, West Isuama Igbo
- Alusi, With its priest and its ritual iron belled staff, Orsu, West Isuama Igbo
- Alusi, Orsu, West Isuama Igbo
- Alusi, Orsu, West Isuama Igbo
- Alusi, Nri-Awka Igbo
- One of a group of Alusi figures, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Alusi, Several of the same group of Alusi figures
- Alusi, Shrine of a tutelary deity
- Alusi, Figure in another shrine, plus another view above the shrine, Obioma town, Abaja, Northern Igbo
- Ikenga
- Ikenga, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Ikenga, Amobia, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Ikenga, Nimo, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Three Ikenga, Nimo, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Ikenga, Achalla, Nri-Awka Igbo, plus another view of the same, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Ikenga, Nimo, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Two Ikenga, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Ikenga?, Nri-Awka Igbo
- Wood carver, Carving Ikenga
- Agwu Nsi Figures
- Ceremonial bowls (okwa)
- Ceremonial food bowls
- Other Igbo cultural items
- Wari board (game)
- Calabash containers with basketry coverings
- House in Owerri, Figure of a motor transport magnate and symbols of his (hourse) power
- A small boy with his doll, Son of the court clerk of Eza Court
- House under construction
- House under construction (southern Igbo)
- House with inset plates South Ikwerri
- Interior of house with plates inset in walls South Ikwerri
- House with carved panels Nri-Awka
- Train juju Interior of the house of the train juju (alusi) showing the engine
- Train juju Nike, Enugu, and a detail
- Woman with baby
- Awka stool, Amobia village, Nri-Awka
- Early stage in Carving a stool, Amobia village, Nri-Awka, and later stage in carving process, Amobia village, Nri-Awka
- Another type of stool, Amobia village, Nri-Awka
- Wood carver, Making a lidded bowl
- Bottles carved out of wood, In the shape of local clay pots
- Child with modern carvings, A woman, leopard and policeman, Nri-Awka
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