PREHISTORIE ET ANTHROPOLOGIE
Musee Royal du Congo Belge, 1959. 25 pages of text and 1 fold-out plan. More
African Art
ROBERT GOLDWATER, A MEMORIAL EXHIBITION
New York: Museum of Primitive Art, 1973. 39 pages, 27 photographs. More
SCULPTURE OF WEST AFRICA
Boston: Pucker/Safrai Gallery, 1972. 16 pages, 17 photographs. More
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT. for the Year Ending June 30, 1891; Abbott, W. ETHNOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS IN THE U.S. NATIONAL MUSEUM FROM KILIMANJARO, EAST AFRICA
xvii, 869 pages, of which this paper is pp. 381-428 containing 24 figures. Also included in this volume are three heavily illustrated papers on the Museum's Korean and Japanese collections. Original binding, good, very good condition. More
SPECIFICITY AND DYNAMICS OF AFRICAN NEGRO CULTURES
Paris: UNESCO, 1985. 184 pages, containing 7 papers presented in 1976 in Nairobi, with an emphasis on African art. More
SYMBOLES ET SOCIETE EN AFRIQUE (a); SYMBOLE UND GESELLSCHAFT IN AFRIKA (b)
Berne: Schweizrisch Ethnologische Gesellschaft Redaktionskommission, 1981. (a) Contributions a l'anthropologie cognitive de l'Afrique Noire and (b) Beitrage zur Kognitiven Anthropologie Schwarzafrikas. ix, 170 pages (text in French and German) 5 photographs, 1 map. More
VINGT-CINQ SCULPTURES AFRICAINES
Tervuren: 1972. 64 pages, 25 full-page and 2 quarter-page photographs of 25 superb sculptures from the collection of the Musee Royal de l’Afrique Centrale, 1 map. More
WEST AFRICAN MUSEUMS PROGRAMME, BULLETIN
London: International African Institute, 2000. West African Museums Project Dakar, Number 8, 121 pages. More
WEST AFRICAN MUSEUMS PROGRAMME. BULLETIN. West African Museums Project Dakar.
London. International African Institute. Number I, 1990 through Number 7, 1997. More
WHERE SYMBOLS MEET. A Celebration of West African Achievement
Glenbow-Alberta Institute, Vol. 14, No. 1: 1994. 36 pages (11 papers explore how achievement is recognized and rewarded in 5 major cultural groups in West Africa), approximately 10 pages of color and b/w photographs--principally of artifacts. More
YORUBA ARCHAEOLOGY AND ART
Royal Albert Memorial Museum: 1970. 8 pages, 4 photographs. More
THE KALUNGA CONCEPT OF OUAMBO RELIGION FROM 1870 ONWARDS
Stockholm: 1982. 166 pages, 7 photographs, 2 drawings, 2 maps. More
AFRICAN ART AND OCEANIC ART
London: 1972. 158 pages, 92 color photographs--almost all full-page (71 African, 21 Oceanic). Cloth cover. More
SVENSKA FANGAR I NORDAFRIKA
Stockholm: 1981. 42 pages, 5 photographs. More
LA CREATION DU MONDE. FERDINAND LEGER ET L’ART AFRICAN.
Paris: 2000. 120 pages, 144 color and b/w photographs—principally of African art and of art created by Leger. Mint condition. This catalogue for a wonderful exhibition at the Musee d’art et d’histoire de Geneve documents the influence African art hand on Leger. Using African art objects from the collection the..... More
LEBEN UND TOD IM GLAUBEN UND KULT DER IGBO
Hohenschaftlarn: 1984. 301 pages, 6 photographs, 5 drawings, 2 maps. More
PREHISTORIE DE L'AFRIQUE
Paris: 1955. 578 pages, 28 pages of photographs, 155 figures, 16 drawings, 11 tables. Leather cover. More
AFRICAN STONE SCULPTURE
New York: 1968. 64 pages, 99 large photographs--many full-page, 2 maps. Cloth cover. More
DIE BEDEUTUNG DER KULTUREN DES NILTALS FUR DIE EISENPRODUKTION IM SUBSAHARISCHEN AFRIKA
Weisbaden: Studien zur Kulturkunde, 1976. xv, 304 pages of text, plus 48 pages of drawings, maps, and plans, and 10 pages of tables. More
WAYS OF THE RIVERS. Art and Environment of the Niger Delta
Los Angeles: Fowler Museum, 2002. 363 pages, 376 color and 72 b/w photgraphs, 3 maps. Mind condition. More
RELIGION OCH MAGI HOS AFRIKAS NATURFOLK
Stockholm: 1936. 249 pages. More
CONTRIBUTIONS A L'ETHNOGRAPHIE DES KUTA II; Studia Ethnographica Upsaliensia XXXVIII
Uppsala: 1974. xxi, 212 pages (some uncut) of text containing 45 b/w photographs (principally of Kota reliquary figures and masks), plus 6 leaves of color photographs. Ediiton limited to 500 copies. More