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An early Kpelie mask, Senufo $105.00

power and spiritual role

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Therefore, ancient African sculpture should be viewed according to the above criteria. A work should be carefully observed and, if possible, the rituals and customs of the African society identified as the place of birth should be studied. Suspicion of a sculpture or mask with no pedigree can be confirmed or dispelled by professional evaluation.

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