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Comprising: 1. Trowell, M., H. Nevermann. AFRICAN AND OCEANIC ART. New York, 1967. 263 pages, 133 b/w and 154 color photographs--all large, many full-page. Cloth cover. 2. Schadler, K. AFRICAN ART. Munich, Museum fur Volkerkunde, 1976. 168 pages, 59 b/w and 9 color photographs--all half-page or full-page, 11 maps. 3. Willett, F. AFRICAN ART. New York, 1971. 288 pages, 185 b/w and 61 color photographs, 11 drawings, 4 maps. 4. Hommel, W. AFRICAN ART FROM THE KIRKPATRICK CENTER. Oklahoma City, Kirkpatrick Center, 1980. 36 pages, 52 photograph. 5. Grigsby, Jr., J., W. Schonfeld. AFRICAN ART IN CULTURAL CONTEXT. An Exhibition from the Collections of the Heard Museum and Arizona State University. Tempe, 1980. 24 pages, 38 photographs. 6. Mount, M. AFRICAN ART: THE YEARS SINCE 1920. New York, 1989. xvii, 236 pages, 97 b/w and 3 color photographs, 1 map. Cloth cover. Soft cover. 7. Arnoldi, M-J., G. Geary, K. Hardin, eds. AFRICAN MATERIAL CULTURE. Bloomington, 1996. xii, 369 pages (10 papers), 50 photographs, 25 drawings, 7 maps. 8. Wingert, P. AFRICAN NEGRO SCULPTURE. San Francisco, De Young Memorial Museum, 1948. 128 pages, 118 full-page and half-page photographs. 9. Sieber, R. AFRICAN TEXTILES AND DECORATIVE ARTS. New York, Museum of Modern Art,, 1972. 240 pages, 204 b/w and 40 color photographs. Soft cover. 10. Waite, D. ART OF AFRICA The Museum, Vol. 21, Nos. 1 & 2. Newark, 1969. 39 pages, 35 b/w and 3 color photographs. 11. ART OF AFRICA, OCEANIA, AND THE AMERICAS from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Sosland. Colby Art Museum, April, 1971. 10 pages, 7 large photographs. 12. BULLETIN OF THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS (Vol. 57, No. 3, 1979). 40 pages (4 papers on: a Maya figurine, a burial pot from Kenya, a Peruvian textile, a Southern Cheyenne shield), 30 photographs, 1 drawing, 2 maps. 13. Wahlman, W. CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ARTS Field Museum, Chicago, 1974. 124 pages, 62 b/w and 15 color photographs. 14. EXOTISCHE KUNST. Munich, Stolper Galleries, 1973. 28 pages, 24 b/w and 5 full-page color photographs. 15. EXOTISCHE KUNST II. Munich, Stolper Galleries, 1974. 32 pages, 17 b/w and 6 full-page color photographs. 16. Rabineau, R. FEATHER ARTS. Beauty, Wealth and Spirit from the Five Continents. Field Museum, , 1979. 88 pages, 50 b/w and 24 color photographs 17. Griaule, M. FOLK ART OF BLACK AFRICA. Paris, 1950. 126 pages, 4 color and 107 b/w photographs. Linen cover. 18. Labbe, A. J., P. Apadaca. IMAGES OF POWER. Masterpieces of the Bowers Museum of Cultural Art. Santa Ana, 1992. x, 166 pages, 133 color photographs of Oceanic, African, pre-Columbian, and Native American objects; 4 maps. Cloth cover. 19. Kecskesi, M. KUNST AUS DEM ALTEN AFRIKA. Innsbruck, 1982. 424 pages, 487 large b/w photographs of 449 objects, 20 pages of color photographs, 5 maps. Hard board cover. 20. MASTERPIECES IN THE MUSEUM OF PRIMITIVE ART. New York, 1965. 160 pages, 134 full-page photographs. Hard board cover. This significant collection of 134 objects from Africa, Oceania, North America, Mexico and Central and South America, presents a dazzling potpourri of MPA collections. One brief, general introduction and then very good photographs, with identification for each of the 134 masterpieces in the Museum's collection. 21. Maybury-Lewis, D. MILLENIUM. TRIBAL WISDOM AND THE WESTERN WORLD. New York & London, 1992. xvi, 397 pages, approximately 130 pages of photographs in the text plus a 100 page color photographic essay of the peoples, dances and rituals of the Dogon, Xavante, Australian Aboriginals, Makuna, Gabra, Wodaabe, Weyewa, Nyimba, Huichol, and Navajo. Cloth cover. 22. MOTHER AND CHILD IN AFRICAN SCULPTURE. New York, African American Institute, 1987. 16 pages, 12 photographs. 23. The Museum Journal, December 1927 University Museum, Philadelphia. 126 pages. "What We Know about the Maya"; 30 pages, 18 illustrations. "Two Masks from French Equatorial Africa"; 30 pages, 3 illustrations. 24. The Museum Journal, June 1929 University Museum, Philadelphia