African Baule Colonial Policeman Statue, Carved Wood, 20th Century
Located in Queens, NY
African Ivory Coast 20th Century carved and painted wood Baule statue depicting a colonial (\"colon\") male policeman in official uniform with white hat, shirt and gray pants, standi...
Ivory
African Baule statue Mother with Childs, Ivory Coast mid XXem
Located in Paris, IDF
African Baule statue Mother with child, Ivory Coast mid XXem Provenance: Swedish private collection, from the 1980s.
Glass, Wood
Carved Wood 'Senufo' Statue on Stand
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Hand-Carved Wood 'Senufo’' Fertility Statue, West Africa. Ivory Coast, circa 1970.
Wood
Baoulé Wooden Statues Africa Ivory Coast, Set of 2
Located in Tilburg, NL
Baoulé, Wooden statue Africa Ivory Coast The Baoulé (or Baule) are an Akan people and one of the largest groups in the ivory coast.
Hardwood
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H 13.59 in W 3.15 in D 3.15 in
Superb museum quality Kulango Kulongo female statue Ivory Coast African Art
Located in Leuven, BE
Superb and rare museum quality Kulango Kulongo female wooden statue Ivory Coast / Côte d'Ivoire Statues from the Kulango people are rare !
Wood
African Carved Hornbill Statue from the Ivory Coast
Located in Highland, IN
The hornbill is the mythological founder of the Senufo people of Africa's Ivory Coast. Mating for life and sharing the responsibilities of raising their young, the hornbill spreads i...
Wood
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H 10.24 in W 13.78 in D 4.73 in
African statue Senoufo Horserider stylised figure , Ivory Coast C 1950s
Located in Paris, IDF
Statue of a rider on his mount from among the Senufo tribe settled in the north of Côte d'Ivoire. Carved from dense wood. beautiful patina. The statue has a custom made acrylic base....
Shell, Raffia, Acrylic, Wood, Carbon Fiber
Pair of Bronze Ivory Coast Figures
Located in Hudson, NY
Pair of bronze figures from the Ivory Coast of Africa, a young man with long knotted neck holding implements, and a young woman with braided hair holding a staff with piggy-back fig...
Bronze
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