CultureEkonda peoples
Titles
- Tiered Headdress (montolo)
Date1935–1965
PlaceAfrica
MediumPlant fiber, mud(?), and brass
Dimensions17 1/4 × 8 × 8 1/4in. (43.8 × 20.3 × 21cm)
Credit LineMuseum purchase funded by Frank J. Hevrdejs in honor of William J. Hill at "One Great Night in November, 1992"
Object number92.453
Non exposé
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Department
African ArtObject Type
Exhibition HistoryLoaned to "Africa: The Art of a Continent," at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, Oct. 5, 1995 to Jan. 28, 1996 and to Martin-Gropius- Bau, Berlin, Feb. 29 to May 1, 1996 (LN:95.33).
EXHIBITED at MFAH, Sterling Gallery, November 4, 1998-present PERMANENT COLLECTION INSTALLATION
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Unknown Indigenous Pacific Islands or First Nations Australian artist
1900–1950
Plant fiber, mud, paint, and cassowary feathers
65.8
1100–1450 AD
Feathers, camelid hair, cotton cloth, plant fiber, reed splints, and string
2001.996
1895–1905
Raffia, cotton cloth, cowry shells, glass beads, and brass bells
92.451
Mel Chin
1989
Painted plaster and wood, with Honduran mahogany and banana fibers coated with coffee, mud, and blood
2009.1352.A-.C
1880–1930
Wood, cowry shells, plant fiber, horn, and iron
91.1437
1925–1950
Plant fiber, pangolin skin, snake skin, elephant hair, glass buttons, glass beads, and feathers
90.500
1925–1950
Plant fiber, plastic discs, mussel shells, cowry shells, hornbill skull, and cotton cloth
90.501
