african arts [magazine] May 1988 / Volume XXI, Number 3 / published by UCLA

african arts    UCLA / May 1988 Volume XXI, Number 3

Editor: John F. Povey

"African Arts"  was a quarterly journal which was devoted to the arts of Africa including sculpture in wood, metal, ceramic, ivory, and stone, and less familiar work in fiber, hide, mud, and other materials. There are black and white and  full-color, richly illustrated articles 88 pp. Light rubbing / Near Fine.

Articles in this issue include: 

Basketry masks of the Chewa  Malawi 

18th Century Kuba King Figures

Divine Horse Power- Tap Taps of Haiti

Turkana Functional Art

History and Myth of Zulu Sculpture 

Robes of the Sokoto Caliphate- Northern Nigeria

 Malangatana artists of the Revolution Mozambique

Hargeisha Provincal Museum  Somalia