Collection place: British West Africa (historic) / Loans: S1975-1976 #7: University Art Museum (UC Berkeley) (August 21, 1975–November 20, 1975) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Collection place British West Africa (historic) Loans S1975-1976 #7: University Art Museum (UC Berkeley) (August 21, 1975–November 20, 1975)

Hearst Museum object titled Bell, accession number 5-3360, described as Rectangular, truncated, brass bell with strap handle. Geometric all-over design. Height: 7.0 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Bell, accession number 5-3361, described as Rectangular, truncated, brass bell with strap handle. Cross-hatched design with head on one side. Height: 6.0 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Carved wooden mask with two human effigies on top, accession number 5-9925, described as Mask, face, surmounted by two horn-like projections and two standing figurines, one male, one female; all faces heart-shaped; carved open mouth with teeth; one ear missing; wood split in several places; height 47 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 5-12985, described as effigy cup; standing woman w/ open figure-eight shaped compartment starting below breasts extending to thighs; bent knees; right foot repaired, right hand and forearm missing; carved dark wood; jequirity beans set in mastic both sides of head; h. 56.5 cm Role in trade - Acc. to Sieber "are for the most part carved for the Jaba by sculptors of the neighboring Koro.

Hearst Museum object titled Ere ibeji figure, accession number 5-7638, described as Ibeji figure; carved wood; standing male figure with two beaded waist bands. H. 22 cm. W. 9 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Fertility figurine, accession number 5-2194, described as fertility figurine; (AKUA MMBA); 12; wood stained black; female figure.

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine and base, accession number 5-4628a,b, described as (a) ivory equestrian figure. (b) metal base. One of a pair, possibly handle for fly whisk.

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine and base, accession number 5-4629a,b, described as (a) ivory equestrian figure (b) metal base. One of a pair, possibly handle for fly whisk.

Hearst Museum object titled Head mask, accession number 5-3813, described as Wooden head mask; Agbala; top piece elaborately carved in forms of horned animals; strips of burlap stiched around bottom; 19.5 inches high.

Hearst Museum object titled Head mask, accession number 5-3820, described as Carved wooden head mask; Olágá; dog-face with curved ram horns; chicken effigy on top; red, white, and black; 12 3/2 inches x 8¼ inches.