New York: Rolin Gallery, 1979. 32 pages, 38 photographs. This catalogue of the first gallery exhibtion in the U.S. devoted to Luba Hemna, features several major ancestor figures . In addition there are: masks, staffs, small figures, stools, and cup-bearers. Excellent photographs of representative examples. More
Musee Royal de L'Afrique Centrale. Tervuren: 1961. 383 pages. More
Studia Ethnographica Upsaliensia XXXIV: 1971. xviii, 172 pages of text plus 4 pages of photographs of objects of artifacts. More
Paris: 1974. 188 pages, 105 photographs, 12 drawings, 7 maps. Mint condition. An illuminating study (in French) of the art styles and technology of the peoples, primarily Teke and Bembe, who live in the area around Stanley Pool in the lower Zaire River Basin. Particular reference is given to their..... More
Munich: 1985. 183 pages (text in English, French and German), 63 photographs, 1 map. Hard board cover. Fine condition. This study of Songye sculpture, in particular, grooved kifwebe (masks), provides a first-rate summary of the history of the carvings and their usage and the secret societies for which they were..... More
New York & Munich: 1996. 258 pages, 16 color and 180 b/w photographs, 4 drawings, 3 maps. Catalogue for a 1996 exhibition at the Museum for African Art. Cloth cover. More than 100 of the most important Luba works in collections around the world are being exhibited in 1996 at..... More
Paris: 1936. 212 pages of text containing 33 drawings, plus 29 unnumbered pages of photographs. Biebuyck, 817 (later ed.). More