Maternity figure from Tanzania
Denver, Colorado
Luba Madonnaa figure
Bamana puppets
Karahut figure
African headrests
Mexican Tigre mask
Lobi figures
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randafricanart.com is a website dedicated to my African Art collection and contains pictures and information relating to the item and the tribes
that produce the items. I have also started a discussion group on African art and culture or a forum on African art and culture. There are many
kinds of African masks and African statues and  African carvings, I have a nice collection of  Senufo masks and Senufo statues, African Senufo
firespitter masks, also known as Senufo Kagba mask, Senufo Wanyugo mask and Senufo Kponyungo mask and also contains a nice African
Senufo Kpelie mask, Senufo rhythm pounder figure also known as Senufo deble or Senufo Pombibele, a Senufo Kafigeledjo oracle figure,
Also in the collection is a superb African Ekoi figure or Ejagham figure , Ekoi headdress or Ejagham headdress, Songye masks and Songye
statues, African Songye nkisi or nkishi and mankishi figures as well as Songye Kifwebe masks , a very nice Songye female kneeling maternity
figure, Bamana Boli and Bamana Tji Wara figures (Bamana Chi wara) from Mali, a Bamana goat marionette, Bamileke elephant masks -
African Bamileke beaded elephant mask of the Kuosi society, Bamileke cowrie shell elephant mask of the Kuosi society and a Bamileke
beaded flywhisk and Cameroon feather headdress used in conjunction with the elephant masks and a nice Bamun cane or staff, Grasslands
Babanki style or Boli style elephant mask, Tikar terracotta house figures from Cameroon,  Luba statues and carvings - African Luba bowstand,
Luba headrests and Luba pipe and Luba rattles or Luba shakaree, examples of scarification on Luba women or scarification on African
women, Kuba masks - Kuba Ngady aMwaash mask and Kuba Bwoom mask and Kuba Mukenga or Kuba Moshambwooy mask, a nice
selection of Kuba cups also known as Kuba palm wine cups, Fang masks and Fang statues - Fang reliquary statues known as Fang biere
figures or Fang byeri figures as well as a nice Fang Ngontang mask and Fang Ngil mask and a nice Fang reliquary head or Fang Nlo byeri
head or Fang head, ,Asante akuaba dolls also known as Asante Akua'ba dolls or Ashante dolls, Baga masks and Baga statues - Baga snake
(Baga Bansonyi or Baga a-Mantsho-na-Tshol snake) and baga nimba figure also known as Baga D'mba and I also have a nice male D'mba
figure or male Nimba figure, a pair of fantastic Attye or Attie male and female carved figures from the Lagoon regions of the Ivory Coast also
known as a pair of fantastic Akye or Ebrie male and female carved figures from the Lagoon regions of the Ivory Coast , Dogon granery door,
Bete and Guere masks, an excellent Kongo nkondi nail fetish which is also sometimes known as a Kongo nkisi nail fetish or Bakongo nkisi or
Bakongo nkondi nail fetish, an African oliphant or African trumpet,  a nice Baule monkey figure also known as Baule Gbekre or Baule Mbra, a
nice pair of Mumuye figures known as Mumuye Iagalagana Figures, my Bungled Jungle creatures collection (Bungled Jungle is based out of
Colorado), a nice Northwest Coast Indian orca rattle, African reliquary figures including a Hongwe bwete reliquary figure or Mahongwe bwete
reliquary figure from Gabon, a Kota reliquary figure called Kota mbulu-ngulu reliquary or Bakota reliquary figure called mbulu ngulu, a Kota
face mask called Kota Mbuto or Kota Emboli, various forms of African currency, a Bwa hawk mask and information on the Bwa people from
Burkina Fasso, a painting done by a dolphin, a Yomba female Phemba figure or Kongo female phemba figure, Baga bird headdress called
Baga a-Bamp or Baga a-Bemp, a very nice African Senufo Hornbill figure called Senufo Setien or Senufo Porpianong, a Moba figure or a Moba
tchitcheri figure and information on the Moba people, fine Pende mbangu sickness mask, A very nice Chokwe Chibinda Ilunga figure also
sometimes known as Chokwe Tshibinda Ilunga figure or Tshokwe Chibinda Ilunga figure and information on the Chokwe or Tshokwe people,
an article called Revisiting Pwo which is about Chokwe masks or Chokwe Pwo masks, a Yoruba Ibeji twin figure also called an Yoruba Ere
Ibeji twin figure and information on the Yoruba people and a link to a great article on the Yoruba people and their beliefs pertaining to twins
and Ibeji figures, a Yombe figure or a vili figure from the Congo, a pair of Bamana Sogo Bo marionettes or Bamana Sogo Bo African puppets, a
sculpture by A.K. Fakeye,  a Dan  Wunkirmian feast ladle also known as a Dan  Wunkirmian feast spoon, Dan spoon, Dan feast ladle, Dan
masks, a Dan bugle mask and a Dan Deangle mask as well as a lot of information on Dan masks and their uses and meanings, a link to a
page for Gallerie Nimba - Gallerie Nimba is owned by Dave Rilling in PA, a Mexican Tigre mask from Guerrero,
photos I took from the from the "Chapungu: Custom and Legend, A Culture in Stone"  exhibit in Denver this year,  images from the exhibit
called Survival - Survival Inuit Art from the collection of Dr. Samuel Wagonfeld and his wife Sally, images from The Quest for Immortality:
Treasures of Ancient Egypt, a page created for the exhibit Tiwanaku Ancestors of the Inca at the Denver Art Museum, a fantastic article
called"The Authenticity of African Sculptures" by Henri Kamer including all images from the article, information and photos of the African art
collection at the Denver Art Museum in Denver Colorado, and I have just added a virtual tour of the African art collection at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in New York. and a little about me Rand Smith - Rand African Art, www.randafricanart.com..
randafricanart.com is a website dedicated to my African Art collection and contains pictures and information relating to the item and the tribes
that produce the items. I have also started a discussion group on African art and culture or a forum on African art and culture. There are many
kinds of African masks and African statues and  African carvings, I have a nice collection of  Senufo masks and Senufo statues, African Senufo
firespitter masks, also known as Senufo Kagba mask, Senufo Wanyugo mask and Senufo Kponyungo mask and also contains a nice African
Senufo Kpelie mask, Senufo rhythm pounder figure also known as Senufo deble or Senufo Pombibele, a Senufo Kafigeledjo oracle figure,
Also in the collection is a superb African Ekoi figure or Ejagham figure , Ekoi headdress or Ejagham headdress, Songye masks and Songye
statues, African Songye nkisi or nkishi and mankishi figures as well as Songye Kifwebe masks , a very nice Songye female kneeling maternity
figure, Bamana Boli and Bamana Tji Wara figures (Bamana Chi wara) from Mali, a Bamana goat marionette, Bamileke elephant masks -
African Bamileke beaded elephant mask of the Kuosi society, Bamileke cowrie shell elephant mask of the Kuosi society and a Bamileke
beaded flywhisk and Cameroon feather headdress used in conjunction with the elephant masks and a nice Bamun cane or staff, Grasslands
Babanki style or Boli style elephant mask, Tikar terracotta house figures from Cameroon,  Luba statues and carvings - African Luba bowstand,
Luba headrests and Luba pipe and Luba rattles or Luba shakaree, examples of scarification on Luba women or scarification on African
women, Kuba masks - Kuba Ngady aMwaash mask and Kuba Bwoom mask and Kuba Mukenga or Kuba Moshambwooy mask, a nice
selection of Kuba cups also known as Kuba palm wine cups, Fang masks and Fang statues - Fang reliquary statues known as Fang biere
figures or Fang byeri figures as well as a nice Fang Ngontang mask and Fang Ngil mask and a nice Fang reliquary head or Fang Nlo byeri
head or Fang head, ,Asante akuaba dolls also known as Asante Akua'ba dolls or Ashante dolls, Baga masks and Baga statues - Baga snake
(Baga Bansonyi or Baga a-Mantsho-na-Tshol snake) and baga nimba figure also known as Baga D'mba and I also have a nice male D'mba
figure or male Nimba figure, a pair of fantastic Attye or Attie male and female carved figures from the Lagoon regions of the Ivory Coast also
known as a pair of fantastic Akye or Ebrie male and female carved figures from the Lagoon regions of the Ivory Coast , Dogon granery door,
Bete and Guere masks, an excellent Kongo nkondi nail fetish which is also sometimes known as a Kongo nkisi nail fetish or Bakongo nkisi or
Bakongo nkondi nail fetish, an African oliphant or African trumpet,  a nice Baule monkey figure also known as Baule Gbekre or Baule Mbra, a
nice pair of Mumuye figures known as Mumuye Iagalagana Figures, my Bungled Jungle creatures collection (Bungled Jungle is based out of
Colorado), a nice Northwest Coast Indian orca rattle, African reliquary figures including a Hongwe bwete reliquary figure or Mahongwe bwete
reliquary figure from Gabon, a Kota reliquary figure called Kota mbulu-ngulu reliquary or Bakota reliquary figure called mbulu ngulu, a Kota
face mask called Kota Mbuto or Kota Emboli, various forms of African currency, a Bwa hawk mask and information on the Bwa people from
Burkina Fasso, a painting done by a dolphin, a Yomba female Phemba figure or Kongo female phemba figure, Baga bird headdress called
Baga a-Bamp or Baga a-Bemp, a very nice African Senufo Hornbill figure called Senufo Setien or Senufo Porpianong, a Moba figure or a Moba
tchitcheri figure and information on the Moba people, fine Pende mbangu sickness mask, A very nice Chokwe Chibinda Ilunga figure also
sometimes known as Chokwe Tshibinda Ilunga figure or Tshokwe Chibinda Ilunga figure and information on the Chokwe or Tshokwe people,
an article called Revisiting Pwo which is about Chokwe masks or Chokwe Pwo masks, a Yoruba Ibeji twin figure also called an Yoruba Ere
Ibeji twin figure and information on the Yoruba people and a link to a great article on the Yoruba people and their beliefs pertaining to twins
and Ibeji figures, a Yombe figure or a vili figure from the Congo, a pair of Bamana Sogo Bo marionettes or Bamana Sogo Bo African puppets, a
sculpture by A.K. Fakeye,  a Dan  Wunkirmian feast ladle also known as a Dan  Wunkirmian feast spoon, Dan spoon, Dan feast ladle, Dan
masks, a Dan bugle mask and a Dan Deangle mask as well as a lot of information on Dan masks and their uses and meanings, a link to a
page for Gallerie Nimba - Gallerie Nimba is owned by Dave Rilling in PA, a Mexican Tigre mask from Guerrero,
photos I took from the from the "Chapungu: Custom and Legend, A Culture in Stone"  exhibit in Denver this year,  images from the exhibit
called Survival - Survival Inuit Art from the collection of Dr. Samuel Wagonfeld and his wife Sally, images from The Quest for Immortality:
Treasures of Ancient Egypt, a page created for the exhibit Tiwanaku Ancestors of the Inca at the Denver Art Museum, a fantastic article
called"The Authenticity of African Sculptures" by Henri Kamer including all images from the article, information and photos of the African art
collection at the Denver Art Museum in Denver Colorado, and I have just added a virtual tour of the African art collection at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in New York. and a little about me Rand Smith - Rand African Art, www.randafricanart.com..
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