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Low Niger Bronze bell head, Nigeria

A.D. 11th-15th century
Height : 19 cm

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Provenance

PROVENANCE

Collected by an English engineer surveyor in Nigeria in  1951/52

Marvin Chasin , London, circa 1980

Monika Wengraf-Hewitt Collection, London

Publications

PUBLICATIONS

_ David Ekserdijan ed., Bronze, Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2012, p.67, Fig.62

_ Philip Peek & John Picton, “The Resonance of Osun across a Millennium of Lower Niger History”, in African Arts, spring 2016, vol 49, N°1, fig. 9

 

 

Photos ©F. Dehaen

 

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