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Mango

ca. 1780

Woman's Raffia Belt, Raffia, cotton, Mongo, Nkundo — Woman's Raffia Belt
Mongo, Nkundo
20th century

Tankard, Katherine Mangy, Silver, British, Hull — Tankard
Katherine Mangy
ca. 1685

Blocks and Strips work-clothes quilt, Lucy Mingo American, Top and back: cotton — Blocks and Strips work-clothes quilt
Lucy Mingo
1959

Disco, Margo Hoff American, Acrylic and cut and pasted canvas on canvas — Disco
Margo Hoff
1981

Vermillion Banner, Margo Hoff American, Acrylic, charcoal and cut and pasted canvas on canvas — Vermillion Banner
Margo Hoff
1982

Miniature Mask, Dan or Mano artist, Wood, metal, pigment(?), shell(?), Dan peoples — Miniature Mask
Dan or Mano artist
19th–first half 20th century

Maskette, Wood, Mano peoples (?) — Maskette
Mano peoples (?)
19th–20th century

Horn, Bakutu West Coast Africa, Ivory, snakeskin, Mongo (Bakutu) people — Horn
Bakutu
late 19th century

Bwanga (power object), Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist) (?), Wood, horn, seeds, cowrie shells, shotgun shells, teeth, metal, fiber, pigment, tar(?), Luluwa peoples — Bwanga (power object)
Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist)
19th–first half of 20th century

Bwanga bwa cibola (maternity power figure), Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist), Wood, copper alloy, Luluwa peoples — Bwanga bwa cibola (maternity power figure)
Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist)
19th–early 20th century

Bwanga bwa bwimpe (female power figure), Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist), Wood, ivory (?), applied organic matter, Luluwa peoples — Bwanga bwa bwimpe (female power figure)
Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist)
19th–early 20th century

Bwanga bwa bwimpe (female power figure), Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist), Wood, Luluwa peoples — Bwanga bwa bwimpe (female power figure)
Luluwa artist and mpaka manga (ritual specialist)
Late 19th–early 20th century

Genetic Field No. 3, Boris Margo American, Cellocut — Genetic Field No. 3
Boris Margo
1920–54

One-String Fiddle

Liberian (Mano people?)

20th century

Scene of Martyrdom, after Giovanni Angelo Canini, Jean Robert Ango French, Red chalk, over traces of black chalk — Scene of Martyrdom, after Giovanni Angelo Canini
Jean Robert Ango
Giovanni Angelo Canini

The Infant Moses before Pharaoh, after Giovanni Battista Ruggieri, Jean Robert Ango French, Black chalk; framing lines in pen and brown ink — The Infant Moses before Pharaoh, after Giovanni Battista Ruggieri
Jean Robert Ango

The Cumaean Sibyl (after Michelangelo), Jean Robert Ango French, Red chalk — The Cumaean Sibyl (after Michelangelo)
Jean Robert Ango
Michelangelo Buonarroti
1767

The Sacrifice of Polyxena, after Pietro da Cortona, Jean Robert Ango French, Black chalk — The Sacrifice of Polyxena, after Pietro da Cortona
Jean Robert Ango
Pietro da Cortona (Pietro Berrettini)
ca. 1759–70

Figure studies mounted on an album page, Hubert Robert French, Red chalk and sanguine brûlée — Figure studies mounted on an album page
Hubert Robert
Jean Robert Ango
ca. 1762–65

Boris Margo

1936–41

Boris Margo

ca. 1947

Boris Margo

ca. 1945

Boris Margo

1949

Boris Margo

1947

Boris Margo

1949

Boris Margo

ca. 1945

Boris Margo

ca. 1946

Boris Margo

ca. 1946

Metallic Symphony

Boris Margo

ca. 1946

Boris Margo

1942

Boris Margo

1946

Boris Margo

1934

Boris Margo

1946

The Three, from "Twelve Cellocuts by Boris Margo, a Selection, 1960–1971"

Boris Margo

1969

Even the Finest Arms, from "Twelve Cellocuts by Boris Margo, a Selection, 1960–1971"

Boris Margo

1970

Medallion, from "Twelve Cellocuts by Boris Margo, a Selection, 1960–1971"

Boris Margo

1964

She, from "Twelve Cellocuts by Boris Margo, a Selection, 1960–1971"

Boris Margo

1962

Pathway, from "Twelve Cellocuts by Boris Margo, a Selection, 1960–1971"

Boris Margo

1971

Alphabet, from "Twelve Cellocuts by Boris Margo, a Selection, 1960–1971"

Boris Margo

1960