Object Number |
30-10-1 |
Current Location |
Collections Storage |
Culture |
Senufo | Nafaras |
Provenience |
Ivory Coast |
Date Made |
19th - Early 20th Century CE |
Section |
African |
Materials |
Wood | Pigment |
Technique |
Carved | Painted |
Iconography |
Crocodile | Antelope | Turtles | Hornbills | Mask |
Description |
Wooden door of chief's dwelling, carved and painted. |
Height |
121.92 cm |
Width |
95.25 cm |
Thickness |
3.175 cm |
Credit Line |
Purchased from Sumner Healey, 1930 |
Current & Past Exhibitions
Bibliography
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Wardwell, Allen. African Sculpture from the University Museum, University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1986. See: pp. 46-47, fig. 8 |
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Dougherty, Frank. "African Sculpture, in Philadelphia Daily News." . (21 Nov 1986): 1-15. See: p. 1 |
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Horne, Lee C. Introduction to the Collections of The University Museum. Philadelphia: The University Museum, 1985. See: p. 13, fig. 3 |
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Plass, Margaret B. "African Negro Sculpture: A Walk Through the Gallery." The University Museum Bulletin 21, no. 4. ( Dec 1957): 5-76. See: p. 10 |
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Plass, Margaret B. African Tribal Sculpture. The University Museum, 1956. See: p. 24 |
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Wieschhoff, H. A. "II. The Cultures of Africa." The University Museum Bulletin XI, no. 1-2. (1945): 34-72. See: p. 49, fig. 15 |
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Guide to the Collections, The University Museum. Philadelphia: The University Museum, 1965. See: p. 110 |
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"An Ivory Coast Door." The University Museum Bulletin 1, no. 4. (1930): 22-23. See: pp. 22-23, pl. VIII |
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