"Life in the History of West African Sculpture" by Frank Willett is a seminal work that explores the history and meaning of traditional African sculpture from the Western region of the continent. Drawing on his extensive research and fieldwork, Willett offers a comprehensive analysis of the role of sculpture in West African culture, examining its social, political, and religious significance. He provides detailed descriptions and analyses of the sculptures themselves, exploring their materials, techniques, and iconography.

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24cm x 26cm, 232 pages, Hardcover, 1967 (Condition: Good / Fair)

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