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Baga, Guinea Bissau. The largest of the African masks worn on the head, resting on the shoulders of a viewer who looks out between the front legs. I

Songye, Zaire. Squat carving of male consisting of only a head and two legs. The face covered with copper studded nails and cowrie shell eyes, wearin

Iggala, Nigeria/Cameroon. Face mask having deeply sunken eye sockets in curved face, with projecting one-toothed open mouth. Extra flange on top of

Yoruba, Nigeria. Nude male figure standing on round base with hands attached to side. Wearing black horn-disc belt and bracelet with yellow and red

Bembe, Zaire. Having distinctive eyes painted white and ochre around openings, with small mouth and straight pointed nose on oval face. Height 28

Yoruba, Nigeria. On round base with cloth edging, a white painted Yoruban-style face has figure of child emerging behind the elaborate coiffure, and

Dan, Ivory Coast. Having burlap roll decorated with cowrie shells as hair, high forehead, tiny slit eyes and downward-turned mouth with two metal tee

Bambara, Mali. Having pointed ears with drilled holes along edges, indicating where a raffia collarette was attached. Large eye openings and high re

Yoruba, Benin. The face painted white with blue scarification marks on cheeks and outlining eyes. With separately carved bird and two side pieces at

Bobo, Upper Volta. Possibly a combination of crocodile and antelope, the head has both ears and a buffalo-like horn, with triangular opening for mout