African Carved Ivory: Local images and global connections of a 19th century Loango tusk

Exhibition

Exhibition Overview

African Carved Ivory: Local images and global connections of a 19th century Loango tusk
African Carved Ivory: Local images and global connections of a 19th century Loango tusk
Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

Works of art

unrecorded Kongo artist, carved ivory tusk
unrecorded Kongo artist, carved ivory tusk
unrecorded Kongo artist
carved ivory tusk
circa 1900
unrecorded Chokwe artist, pipe
unrecorded Chokwe artist, pipe
unrecorded Chokwe artist
pipe
late 1800s–1914
unrecorded Chokwe artist, chief's headdress
unrecorded Chokwe artist, chief's headdress
unrecorded Chokwe artist
chief's headdress
circa 1908
unrecorded Chokwe artist, ngunja (carved chair)
unrecorded Chokwe artist, ngunja (carved chair)
unrecorded Chokwe artist
ngunja (carved chair)
late 1800s–1908

Events

April 13, 2005
Conference
African Carved Ivory: A Mini-Confernce on Local Images & Global Connections of a 19th Century Loango Tusk
1:00–9:00PM