Results for "kuba-art" - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Prestige Cap (Laket mishiing), Raffia palm fiber, cotton, glass beads, hide, cowries shells, Kuba peoples — Prestige Cap (Laket mishiing)
Kuba peoples
20th century

Ornament, Camwood paste, Kuba peoples — Ornament
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Panel Fragment, Raffia palm fiber, Kuba peoples — Panel Fragment
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Box: Lidded, Wood, rattan, Kuba peoples — Box: Lidded
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Ceremonial Spoon, Kuba artist, Wood, string, plant fiber; resin residue, Kuba peoples — Ceremonial Spoon
Kuba artist
19th–first half of 20th century

Figure: Female, Wood, camwood powder, Kuba peoples — Figure: Female
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Vessel: Female Figure, Wood, metal, Kuba peoples — Vessel: Female Figure
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Vessel: Head, Wood, fiber, pigment, Kuba peoples — Vessel: Head
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Lidded vessel, Mbala-Kuba artist, Wood, camwood powder, palm oil, fiber, Kuba peoples, Mbala group — Lidded vessel
Mbala-Kuba artist
19th–first half of 20th century

Vessel: Head, Wood, Kuba peoples — Vessel: Head
Kuba peoples
19th–20th century

Double Prestige Panel, Kuba artist, Raffia palm fiber, vegetable dye, Kuba peoples — Double Prestige Panel
Kuba artist
late 19th–mid 20th century

New Caledonia: Large native hut on the road from Balade to Puebo, 1845, from "The Voyage to New Zealand (1842–46)", Charles Meryon French, Etching — New Caledonia: Large native hut on the road from Balade to Puebo, 1845, from "The Voyage to New Zealand (1842–46)"
Charles Meryon
1863

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