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Le koriste, Boubacar Goudiaby, Cotton (warp), wool (weft), and other unidentified fibers, Senegalese
Boubacar Goudiaby
1980s
Knife (Bade-bade) with Sheath, Wood, brass, gold, metal, horn, Minangkabau
Minangkabau
18th–19th century
Adoné (antelope headdress), Kurumba artist, Wood, pigment, Kurumba peoples
Kurumba artist
19th–first half 20th century
Mwanangana (lord of the land) playing a sanza, Chokwe artist, Wood (uapaca), cloth, plant fiber, beads, dye, resinous coating, Chokwe peoples
Chokwe artist
19th century (before 1869)
Headdress (Sogoni Koun), Bamana numu (blacksmith), Wood, fiber, hair, beads, and cowrie shells, Bamana peoples
Bamana numu (blacksmith)
19th–20th century
Ceremonial Drinking Horn, Horn (buffalo), camwood powder, Bamum
Bamum
19th–20th century
Study for "The Almeh", Charles Bargue  French, Black chalk on tracing paper
Charles Bargue
1879
Skirt, Cotton, glass beads, cowrie shells, Apo or Kenyah or Kayan peoples
Apo or Kenyah or Kayan peoples
early 20th century
Painting by Lunda Hoye Gill, "Asmat Chief", Lunda Hoyle Gill  American, Canvas, paint
Lunda Hoyle Gill
mid-20th century
Twin Figure (Ibeji), Yoruba artist, Wood, cowrie shells, cord, beads, bronze bells, Yoruba peoples
Yoruba artist
19th–20th century
Jibba (tunic), Mahdist artist, Cotton, wool, dye, Mahdist peoples
Mahdist artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Remington's Frontier Sketches, George K. Rowe  American, Illustrations: photomechanical reproductions
Author Introduction by George K. Rowe
Frederic Remington
Publisher Werner Printing & Lithography Company
1898

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