A comprehensive and visually rich study of Chokwe art and cultural practices, focusing on initiation rituals and the symbolic role of masks and sculpture among the Chokwe and related Central African peoples. Written by Manuel Jordán and published by Prestel, this well-regarded volume combines scholarly essays with striking photographic documentation, making it an important reference for collectors, students, and enthusiasts of African tribal art.

Dimensions: 12 x 9.5 inches

Condition: Good. Notable black line to the lower fore-edge; light general wear to covers. Interior pages remain clean and intact.

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