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Nuna Anthropomorphic Dance Mask, Burkina Faso. Courtesy Jacques Germain

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Jean & Noble Endicott, New York

"We can go into a collection, of abstract art say, and agree on pieces. In African art, we agree even more! I’ll have you do something."

The Art of Collecting African Art

Kongo Power Figure, Endicott Collection

Learn more about the objects from the Endicott collection, many of which have been exhibited, in the 'The Art of Collecting African Art' catalogue from the Center for African Art, New York City.

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