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Fétiches et objets ancestraux d'Afrique = African fetishes and ancestral objects / François Neyt, Hughes Dubois ; edited by/sous la direction de Didier Claes.

By: Neyt, François.
Publisher: Milan, Italy : 5 Continents, [2013]ISBN: 9788874396542; 8874396546.Subject(s): Sculpture -- Africa, Central -- Themes, motives | Sanat -- Afrika -- Heykel, Figürler | Figure sculpture, African | Fetishes (Ceremonial objects) -- Congo (Democratic Republic) | Wood-carved figurines -- Congo (Democratic Republic) | Divination -- Africa | Witchcraft -- Africa | Talismans -- Africa | Superstition -- AfricaDDC classification: 730 General note: Features 67 wood-carved cult statuettes, several collected by Édouard d'Orjo de Marchovelette, venerated as ritual objects inhabited by ancestral spirits.
Contents:
Congo -- Teke/Yaka/Zombo -- Luba -- Songye -- La divination chez les Baluba au moyen du lubuko ou katotola -- English text.
Summary: "The sculptures in this books, from four style groups in Central Africa - Kongo, Teke, Luba and Songye - were selected above all for their beauty, with a preference for pieces displaying carved signs linked to magic and witchcraft. The texts and photographs take an original slant on these figures, helping us see what is sublime or appealing in them and revealing something of the magic, mystery and fear they embody."--Jacket.
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Features 67 wood-carved cult statuettes, several collected by Édouard d'Orjo de Marchovelette, venerated as ritual objects inhabited by ancestral spirits.

Congo -- Teke/Yaka/Zombo -- Luba -- Songye -- La divination chez les Baluba au moyen du lubuko ou katotola -- English text.

"The sculptures in this books, from four style groups in Central Africa - Kongo, Teke, Luba and Songye - were selected above all for their beauty, with a preference for pieces displaying carved signs linked to magic and witchcraft. The texts and photographs take an original slant on these figures, helping us see what is sublime or appealing in them and revealing something of the magic, mystery and fear they embody."--Jacket.

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