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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Chair, museum number 5-13454, described as Chair., Angola, Chokwe. October 14, 1975. 5-13454, acc no. 3368. Orig. No. 11. File code: 4.1 Collector: unknown. Donor: Dr. & Mrs. Melvin Silverman. Materials, techniques: Wood, paint, nails, screws. Description: Chair; folding chair; back and seat lt. brown mahogany, black-ptd. wood frame; two seated female with equestrian figure between them at top; 2 male figures front bottom; join between back and seat broken; h. open (as chair) 89 cm., h. folded 1.40 M.

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