YORUBA, Post 1, 71" high, $6,000 | ||||
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YORUBA, Post 2, 57" high, $6,000 | ||||
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YORUBA, Posts, Nigeria
Most Yoruba posts were support houseposts; Number 1 was not, since when placed in the ground it would have been shorter and the top is finished off, not flat. Probably a commemerative piece, it was obviously meant to be seen from all sides.