Plaque
Object Number: | AF5108 |
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Current Location: |
Africa Galleries Currently On Display |
Culture: | Edo (Africa) |
Provenience: | Nigeria Benin Kingdom |
Date Made: | 16th century CE |
Early Date: | 1500 |
Late Date: | 1599 |
Section: | African |
Materials: | Copper Alloy Brass |
Technique: | Lost Wax Casting |
Iconography: | Human Figure Ox Head |
Height: | 42.01 cm |
Width: | 38 cm |
Depth: | 9.5 cm |
Credit Line: | Purchased from W. O. Oldman, 1920 |
Other Number: | 134 - Dealer's Number 068 - Cast Number |
Description
Plaque with two figures/warrior. Figures wearing hair styled in corn rows, leaopard-tooth necklaces, and wrapper. Figure on right carries an double dagger at hip, medicine bicep bracelet and wrist bracelet on right arm. Figure on left carries a animal head.
Current & Past Exhibitions:
African Gallery (1990 - Aug 1995) | View Objects in Exhibition |
Africa Galleries: From Maker To Museum (16 Nov 2019) | View Objects in Exhibition |
African Gallery (1987 - 1990) | View Objects in Exhibition |
African Gallery ( Aug 1995 - 11 Sep 2018) | View Objects in Exhibition |
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