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Evelyne Alcide (b. 1969, Port-au-Prince, Haiti)
Séisme (Earthquake), 2010
Beads, fabric
Fowler Museum at UCLA, X2010.17.4; Museum Purchase, the Jerome L. Joss Endowment Fund
Object Name: Royal display cloth
Artist: Unknown
Culture: Hausa peoples [Abakwariga]
Place of Origin: Wukari, Nigeria
Date/Era: Mid-20th century
Medium/Materials: Cotton, indigo
Dimensions: 456 x 156 cm
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Harold Bergsma.
Accession Number: X2011.32.1
Object Name: Embroidered textile
Artist: Elsie Maluleke, Mapula Embroidery Project
Place of Origin: Winterveldt, Gauteng, South Africa
Date/Era: 1990s
Dimensions: 88.8 x 126.9 cm
Medium/Materials: Cotton, acrylic, thread
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of William H. Worger and Nancy L. Clark.
Accession Number: X2011.8.1
Object Name: Haiti madi 12 janvye 2010 (Haiti, Tuesday, January 12, 2010)
Artist: Myrlande Constant (b. 1968)
Place of Origin: Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Date/Era: 2012
Dimensions: 239 x 249 cm
Medium/Materials: Fabric, beads, sequins
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum purchase with funds provided by the Fay Bettye Green Fund to Commission New Work, Jerome Joss Endowment Fund, Shirly and Ralph Shapiro Fund in memory of Ethel Berns, and Charles and Carolyn Knobler.
Accession Number: X2013.35.1
Object Name: Chief’s hat (botolo)
Artist: Unknown
Culture: Ekonda peoples
Place of Origin: Democratic Republic of the Congo
Date/Era: Early 20th century
Medium/Materials: Plant fiber, brass, fur, fiber cord
Dimensions: H: 45 cm
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. Museum purchase.
Accession Number: X425.6
Geringsing Wayang cloth
Tenganan peoples, Bali, Indonesia
Early to mid-20th century
Cotton, red dye (Morinda citrifolia), blue-black dye (indigo)
63.5 x 241 cm
Fowler Museum at ucla X61.1, The Katharane Mershon Collection of Indonesian Art
Object Name: Throne train
Artist: Unknown
Culture: Balinese peoples
Place of Origin: Singaraja, Indonesia
Date/Era: Probably early 20th century
Dimensions: 546 x 74 cm
Medium/Materials: Silk, metallic thread
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. The Katharane Mershon Collection of Indonesian Art.
Accession Number: X61.61
Object Name: Rambut Sedana figures
Artist: Unknown
Culture: Balinese peoples
Place of Origin: Bali, Indonesia
Date/Era: Early to mid-20th century
Dimensions: H: 45 cm
Medium/Materials: Fiber, coin, paint, metal, wood, textile
Credit Line: Fowler Museum at UCLA. The Katharane Mershon Collection of Indonesian Art.
Accession Number: X61.77, X61.78
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Beaded headdress for elephant mask
Bamileke peoples, Cameroon
Before 1880
Fiber, textile, beads, wood
H: 47.00 cm (18.5 in), W: 43.50 cm (17.1 in), D: 46.00 cm (18.1 in)
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of Mr. William Lloyd Davis. X64.86
Cloak
Maori peoples, Aotearoa, New Zealand
probably 1880-1910
Harakeke, feathers; double-pair weft twining
L: 100 cm; W: 140 cm; D: 7.5 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA X65.10283; Gift of the Wellcome Trust
Woman’s sash (mama chumpi?)
Inca culture, highland tradition, likely preserved on the south coast of Peru
Inca Period, 1438-1532
Camelid-hair (Z-spun, S-plied) warp and weft; warp-faced plain weave with warp-float patterning; added twisted ties
257 x 13 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X65.11856.
Textile panel with corner design
Nasca/Wari culture, south coast of Peru
Circa 700-900 C.E.
Cotton, natural and indigo-dyed; plain weave with weft-float patterning
127 x 47 cm
Fowler Museum at UCLA. Gift of the Wellcome Trust. X65.11861.
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