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Double Bell

20th century
Not on view
This small double bell, made from bronze, features a conical clapper bell at its base, which is surmounted by a cage-like crotal bell. (Althea SullyCole, 2022)

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Title: Double Bell
  • Date: 20th century
  • Geography: Mali
  • Culture: Dogon?
  • Medium: Bronze
  • Dimensions: 3cm x 3cm x 10cm
  • Classification: Idiophone-Struck-bell
  • Credit Line: Gift of Mark Rapoport, MD and Jane Hughes, 2000
  • Object Number: 2000.620.46
  • Curatorial Department: Musical Instruments
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