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	Some 200 outstanding objects of ritual and daily use are illustrated to demonstrate the aesthetic sensibilities of the nonliterate peoples of Northwest New Guinea, or present day Irian Jaya. The objects, drawn primarily from Dutch collections, have been known to collectors and ethnologists since the nineteenth century. But it was particularly through the interest of the French Surrealists that the elegantly painted bark cloths and sculptural figures came to be viewed as part of the larger world of high art. This book brings together a compilation of essays by noted scholars in the fields of ethnology and art history, placing the works in context. Our Price: $50.00 Product Code: YPC-15XCE

Description   Edited by:Suzanne Greub Published by: Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. Published in: New York Year of Publication: 1992 Hardcover, 224pgs

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