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Purangiaho, Seeing clearly, casting light on the legacy of tradition in contemporary Maori art

Te Maori: Te hokinga mai = Te Maori: the return home

Turuki Turuki! Paneke Paneke!: when Maori art became contemporary

Catalogue of African, Oceanic, Pre-Columbian, and American Indian art, including two fine Benin bronze plaques, a Benin bronze figure of a warrior, a large Yoruba ivory tusk, and a large Maori carved wood house post figure, also Japanes and Indian sculpture, including a large Pala grey schist pointed stele of Lokanatha, 12th century A.D., a rare early Japanese wood figure of Jizo Bosatu, 11th-12th century A.D., and Islamic pottery [the property of Mr. Albert Gallatin (deceased) of New York City (sold by order of the executors), and other owners] [veiling 1966-06-27, London, Sotheby & Co.]

Catalogue of Egyptian, western Asiatic, Greek, Etruscan, Roman, Byzantine and Viking antiquities, including a large Egyptian bronze figure of a cat, Saite period, fine Greek terra-cotta figures, Attic vases, an important Greek gold necklace and earrings, 4th century B.C., a large Roman bronze portrait head of a man, 3rd century A.D., an extremely rare Byzantine opaque glass vase, 4th-5th century A.D., and a highly important Viking wood figurehead, 9th century A.D. [the property of the Countess Adelheid Lanckoronska, the property of Monsieur Salvaire Galardi, the property of Christabel, Lady Aberconway, the property of Mr. Thomas T. Solley, Bloomington, Indiana, the property of the late Dr. J. Bauer, the property of the late Madame Alexandrine de Rothschild (sold by order of the executors), and other owners] [veiling 1967-06-12, London, Sotheby & Co.]