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Investigates the appearance on world art markets during the 1970s of statues identified as Chamba from West Africa. This work also offers insights into the tribal branding, distribution, and copying, of African art works during the 1970s.

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RICHARD FARDON: Richard Fardon, professor of anthropology in the University of London, teaches West African ethnography and anthropological theory at the School of Oriental and African Studies. He was for eight years Chairman of the University of London's Centre of African Studies and is currently editor of the journal AFRICA. His forthcoming books include a companion volume to this, concerned with the masquerades of the Chamba and their neighbours, also to be published in the Afriscopes series.' CHRISTINE STELZIG: Before attending the University of Leipzig, where received her doctorate, Christine Stelzig studied cultural anthropology and African history in Munich and Paris. She worked as an assistant for ethnographic museums in Munich, Paris and Berlin, and currently is active as an independent curator of African Art exhibitions. Dr Stelzig is the author of journal articles on African art, histories of collection and historical photographs. Her recent book, in German, is entitled Africa in the Berlin Museum of Ethnography 1873-1919, Acquisition, Representation and Construction of a Continent.

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