Description
Antiquity, Africa, Oceania, Asia, the Americas
Annual magazine.
Anthology of Non-Western arts, texts by various specialists.
271 pages, 262 colour and B/W illustrations, 9 maps.
Published by Musée Barbier-Mueller.
Contents
Laurence Mattet: Editorial
Caroline Kaspar-Nebel: Recognition for the Art of the Cyclades in Europe
Anne-Claire Schumacher: An Encounter between the Musée Barbier-Mueller and the Musée Ariana Swiss Museum of Ceramics and Glass
Denis Ramseyer: Archives of the Sands, from Palmyra to Carthage. Photos by Father Antoine Poidebard
Monique Crick: The Receptacles of the Vietnamese Bronze Age from the Dong Son Culture to the Giao Chi Era
Jacques Chamay: The Infant Heracles
Nicolas Ducimetière: Two Statues Along the Route of the Great Explorers: James Cook and Henry Morton Stanley
Marie-Paule Vial: André Derain: The Avant-Garde of Primitivism?
Nigel Barley: On Collecting Your Thoughts
Samantha Reichenbach: The Musée Barbier-Mueller and the International Museum of the Reformation: Very Strong Bonds
Philippe Veuve: The Numismatic Cabinet of Stéphane Barbier-Mueller
Flavio Borda d’Água: Voltaire and Balthazar: A Missed Opportunity
Nala Aloudat and Hanna Boghanim: The Islamic Treasures of Africa, from Timbuktu to Zanzibar
Denis Ramseyer: The Kuya of Côte d’Ivoire
Daria Cevoli: Art of Nagaland: The Force of Matter
Anne Vanderstraete: Currencies and Items of Exchange: Africa, Asia, Oceania
Sara Petrella and Aldo Trucchio: “To the Far Reaches of Barbary …” Report on a Research Trip to Quebec and Ontario, Regarding European Illustrations and Indigenous Artefacts
Roberta Colombo Dougoud and Floriane Morin: A Musée Barbier-Mueller Display Case at the Ethnographic Museum of Geneva (MEG), 2017
Paul Michael Taylor: Ancestral Plaited Mats from Madagascar
Olivier Delhoume: Travels with Michel Butor
Claude Grin: Metamorphoses of the Kanak Roof Finial
André Delpuech, Christine Laurière and Carine Peltier: Ethnography’s Boom Years: The Trocadéro, 1928–1937
Monique Barbier-Mueller: To My Father. The Inveterate Sporting Spirit.