Object ID
X2012.15.72B
Edo designations
English designations
Hair Ornament
Categories
Personal Adornment
Location
308 Charles E Young Dr N, Los Angeles, CA 90024, United States
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Provenance

3 events
Production
unknown to 2012
The object was produced by Unknown member(s) of the Igbesamwan guild in Benin City.
Unknown
unknown to 2012
The object is known to have come into contact with Ernest & Mary Louise Fantel.
Unknown
2012
The object is known to have come into contact with Ernest & Mary Louise Fantel and the Fowler Museum at UCLA, later in Los Angeles.

Institution data

Fowler Museum at UCLA
The data was transferred directly by the institution.
Last updated: 2021-07-30
Language: english
Institution fieldValue
Object ID
object id
X2012.15.72B
description
description
Materials
material
IVORY
Dimensions
dimensions
H: 33.00 cm, W: 4.00 cm, D: 4.00 cm
Object Name
object type
PIN
Date
date made
World War I
Geographical area
production place
BENIN KINGDOM, NIGERIA, AFRICA
Party
prior source
Dr. Ernest Fantel; Mary Louise Fantel
Evidence 1
provenance
Evidence 2
provenance
Country Culture
ethnic attribution
Culture Group
ethnic attribution
Party Notes
notes
summary of curatorial notes archival research thus far summer 2021
notes
status
legal status
Old Numbers
Party Lot Number
provenance list known dates
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