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Cameroun, African Employee at the Edea Aluminum Plant, Alucam, Marc Bernheim, 20th century

Cameroun, African Employee at the Edea Aluminum Plant, Alucam

20th century · Not on view · Minneapolis Institute of Art

New Art of Africa: Cement sculpture bas-relief by Felix Idubor, decorates the side facade of the new 25-story Independence House, In Lagos, Nigeria, Marc Bernheim, 20th century

New Art of Africa: Cement sculpture bas-relief by Felix Idubor, decorates the side facade of the new 25-story Independence House, In Lagos, Nigeria

20th century · Not on view · Minneapolis Institute of Art

Nigeria, Modern King: Wife no. 1 of the King of Akure, Mrs. Adesida plays with little girls at a kindergarten she helped organize for children of working mothers in Akure., Marc Bernheim, 20th century

Nigeria, Modern King: Wife no. 1 of the King of Akure, Mrs. Adesida plays with little girls at a kindergarten she helped organize for children of working mothers in Akure.

20th century · Not on view · Minneapolis Institute of Art