The enlarged William Itter Collection of African Pottery is now presented in HTML5 galleries [Feb/2019]
Captions are most legible on a computer in FULL SCREEN MODE*
I-NIGERIA (58 vessels)
Nupe
II-NIGERIA & REPUBLIC of BENIN (54 vessels)
Ibo, Chamba, Mambila, Baatonu, Hausa
Mumuye, Yoruba, Calabar, Izzi-Ibo
III-CAMEROON, CHAD, GABON (46 vessels)
Grasslands, Matakam, Kwiri
IV-MALI, BURKINA FASO, NIGER, GUINEA, MOROCCO (46 vessels)
Bamana, Toussian, Kesena, Mossi, Hausa, Dogon, Bozo, Lobi,
Nuna, Dagari, Dafing, Gurunsi, Nyonyosi, Kissi, Berber
V-DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC of the CONGO, CHAD, UGANDA, ETHIOPIA, SUDAN
MALAWI, RWANDA, TANZANIA, MOZAMBIQUE, SOUTH AFRICA
(52 vessels)
Songye, Kuba, Bakuba, Yaka, Mangbetu, Tio, Azande
Solongo, Teke, Luba,
Matakam, Baganda, Kumamu,
Luo,
Tutsi, Nyakusa, Tambuka, Makonde, Zulu
The Inescapable, Indivisible Essence
of Pottery by Warren Frederick
Published in The Art of African Clay: Ancient and
Historic African Ceramics, Douglas
Dawson Gallery, Chicago Illinois,
2003.
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