Traditional African sculptures, exhibition in Dusseldorf

Feb. 02, 1973 - Traditional African Art Exhibited In a Dusseldorf Gallery Cornella sits among some of the sculptures which are exhibited. These extremely interesting works of art come from the Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Upper Volta, Mali, the Congo, and other African states. They will be shown in the Vomel Gallery, Dusseldorf, until the end of May. Most of the objects are figure sculptures or masks, and nearly all are made of wood. There are also some other examples of applied art, shawls, lamps, jewellery etc. The prices are considerable, a wooden figure costs many thousands of Marks

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Congo Considerable Costs Dusseldorf Examples Exhibited Extremely Interesting Lamps Mali Masks Nearly Nigeria Prices Shawls Volta

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