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    Bone Lega Spoon

    X2007.21.86 Lega spoon

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    Spoon
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Bone
    L: 23.80 cm, W: 4.40 cm, H: 1.30 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.86.

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    Ivory Lega Spoon

    X2007.21.88 Lega spoon

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    Spoon
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Ivory
    L: 13.20 cm, W: 3.40 cm, D: 1.70 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.88.

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    Ivory Lega Spoon

    X2007.21.89 Lega spoon

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    Spoon
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Ivory.
    H: 1 cm, W: 3.70 cm, L: 15.30 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.89.

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    Painted Wood and Plant Fiber Lega Mask

    X2007.21.9 Lega mask

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    Mask
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Wood, paint, plant fiber.
    H: 36.50 cm, W: 13.50 cm, D: 4.20 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.9.

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    Ivory Lega Spoon

    X2007.21.90 Lega spoon

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    Spoon
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Ivory
    L: 17.90 cm, W: 3.80 cm, H: 1.60 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.90.

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    Ivory Lega Spoon

    X2007.21.91 Lega spoon

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    Spoon
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Ivory
    L: 11.70 cm, W: 2.80 cm, H: 2.40 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.91.

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    Ivory Lega Knife

    X2007.21.93 Lega knife

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    Knife
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Ivory
    L: 12.60 cm, W: 3.10 cm, D: 1.60 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.93.

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    Bone Lega Pounder/Hammer

    X2007.21.94 Lega pounder/hammer

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    Pounder/Hammer
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Bone, pigment
    H: 20.90 cm, W: 1.70 cm, D: 1.40 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.94.

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    Bone Lega Blade

    X2007.21.96 Lega blade

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    Blade
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Bone.
    H: 16.70 cm, W: 6.90 cm, D: 1 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.96.

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    Ivory Lega Pounder/Hammer

    X2007.21.97 Lega pounder/hammer

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    Pounder/Hammer
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Ivory
    H: 6.70 cm, W: 3 cm, D: 1.40 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.97.

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    Bone Lega Billhook

    X2007.21.99 Lega billhook

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    Billhook
    Lega peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Bone, pigment.
    L: 29.20 cm, W: 6 cm, H: 1.60 cm.
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Jay T. Last. X2007.21.99.

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    Africa Where it All Begins

    X2007.6.1 Africa Where It All Begins

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    Object Name: Africa Where It All Begins

    Artist: Wosene Kosrof (b. 1950, lives and works in Berkeley, California)

    Place of Origin: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    Date/Era: 2006

    Dimensions: Canvas, acrylic, wood

    Medium/Materials: 141 x 122 cm

    Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum purchase.

    Accession Number: X2007.6.1

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    Versatility
    Versatility

    X2007.7.1 Versatility

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    Object Name: Versatility

    Artist: El Anatsui (b. 1944, Anyako, Ghana, lives and works in Nigeria, 1975 – present)

    Date/Era: 2006

    Dimensions: 497 x 375 cm

    Medium/Materials: Metal

    Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum purchase with Funds Provided by the Jerome L. Joss Endowment Fund, Jay and Deborah Last, Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg, Dena and Louis Marienthal, and an Anonymous Donor.

    Accession Number: X2007.7.1

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    X2008.32.1 Spirit vessel

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    Spirit vessel (Mbiräthlengända)
    Gaäanda peoples, Gabun, Hurgabun family
    Before 1980
    Ceramic
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum Purchase. X2008.32.1

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    X2008.32.2 Spirit vessel

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    Spirit vessel (Ngwarkandangra)
    ä-B?na peoples
    Late 20th century
    Ceramic
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum Purchase. X2008.32.2

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    X2008.32.3 Vessel with rainmaking wands

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    Vessel with rainmaking wands
    Mumuye or Chamba peoples (?)
    Mid-20th century
    Ceramic and iron
    Fowler Museum at UCLA; Museum Purchase. X2008.32.3

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    X2008.32.4 Healing vessel

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    Healing vessel (kwandalwa)
    Longuda peoples
    Late 20th century
    Ceramic
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum Purchase. X2008.32.4

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    X2008.47.5 Shield

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    Shield
    Ngala peoples
    Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Circa 1900
    Bamboo, wicker, plant fiber, wood
    H: 144.00 cm, W: 25.00 cm, D: 6.80 cm
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Anonymous Gift. X2008.47.5

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    X2009.16.1 Face mask

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    Ochai? (active 1910–1950)
    Face mask (Ikpobi)
    Idoma/Akweya peoples, Otobi village
    Early to mid-20th century
    Wood, pigment
    Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Bernice Barth. X2009.16.1

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    Wood and pigment Commemorative stool

    X2009.21.1 Commemorative stool

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    Object Name: Commemorative stool

    Artist: Unknown

    Culture: Akan peoples

    Place of Origin: Ghana

    Date/Era: 1957

    Medium/Materials: Wood, pigment

    Dimensions: H: 40 cm

    Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Doran H. Ross.

    Accession Number: X2009.21.1

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    X2010.16.107a,b Mouse oracle bowl

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    Mouse oracle bowl
    Baule peoples, Céte däIvoire
    Early 20 th century
    Carved wood, woven cloth, ceramic, hide, plant fiber, rubber
    Fowler Museum at UCLA; Gift of Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg; X2010.16.107a,b

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    Kneeling female figure

    X2010.16.110 Kneeling female figure

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    Object Name: Kneeling female figure

    Artist: Unknown

    Culture: Yombe peoples

    Place of Origin: Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Date/Era: 18th-19th century

    Medium/Materials: Carved wood, traces of blood, traces of kaolin

    Dimensions: H: 114.3 cm

    Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA; Gift of Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg.

    Accession Number: X2010.16.110

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    Songye Hermaphrodite figure

    X2010.16.57 Hermaphrodite figure

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    Object Name: Hermaphrodite figure

    Artist: Unknown

    Culture: Songye peoples

    Place of Origin: Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Date/Era: Late 19th to early 20th century

    Medium/Materials: Carved wood, horn, glass beads, shell, copper alloys, iron, plant fiber

    Dimensions: H: 29.5 cm

    Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg.

    Accession Number: X2010.16.57

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    X2010.16.61 Figurative adze

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    Figurative adze
    Bene-Lulua peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo
    19th century
    Carved wood, ferrous metal, glass beads
    Fowler Museum at UCLA; Gift of Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg; X2010.16.61

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    X2010.16.65a,b Beaded Crown

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    Beaded crown (ade-la)
    Yoruba peoples, Nigeria
    Early 20th century
    Glass beads, carved wood, plant fiber, cotton textile, leather, basket frame
    Fowler Museum at UCLA; Gift of Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg; X2010.16.65A, B

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    X2010.16.96a,b Diviner’s storage container

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    Diviner’s storage container
    Attributed to Areogun (Osi-Ilorin, Ekiti region, Nigeria, ca. 18801956)
    Early 20th century
    Carved wood
    Fowler Museum at UCLA; Gift of Barbara and Joseph Goldenberg; X2010.16.96a,b

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