Brooklyn Museum: 1978. 368 pages, 40 color and 255 photographs. Cloth cover ed. This volume contains the photographs of the dazzling, magnificent 1978 Brooklyn Museum exhibition of archaeological objects from the upper Nile. More
Louvain: 1980. ix, 293 pages (text in English and French), 143 b/w and 6 color photographs, 4 pages of drawings. Front cover scuffed. The collection of ancient West African terracottas assembled by Bernard de Grunnne is the subject of this absolutely splendid publication from Louvain. These seldom seen terracottas are..... More
Paris: 1965. This is the French language edition. 268 pages, 128 full-page photographs. Cloth cover. This milestone volume by William Fagg has been out of print for three decades and is much prized due to its remarkable photographs and descriptions of the illustrated sculpture from 122 tribes. The sculptures are..... More
Portland: 1979. 392 pages, photographs of over 300 objects. Cloth cover with dust jacket, mint condition. Though most certainly'...not a complete account of the peoples of the Cameroon," it would be difficult to publish a volume more comprehensive than this. The complete catalogues of the Gebauer Collection of Cameroon Art..... More
Stuttgart: Linden Museum, 1973. 170 pages, 93 photographs of masks and figures from Africa and the Pacific in the museum's collection. More
Smithsonian Institution, 1984. 207 pages, 30 pages of color photographs, 15 large b/w photographs, 32 field photographs, 2 full-page maps. The first comprehensive exhibition of the art of Cameroon to be held in the United States (at the Smithsonian Institution) has produced this stuning catalogue of that dazzling exhibition. Masterpieces--in..... More
New York: 1966. 238 pages (text in English and French), 347 photographs. Cloth cover. Fine condition. More
Washington, D.C: 1989. vii, 607 pages, 1611 photographs, 7 maps. Cloth cover. More
Munich: 1980. 300 pages, 170 b/w and 12 color photographs. Mint condition. From over 1000 Ibeji in private German collections, 400 figures (all previously unpublished) were selected, stylistically analyzed, and classified according to their place of origion within the Yoruba area. In this, the first comprehensive volume about the Ere..... More
