[BARBIER-MUELLER MUSEUM]. Set of 2 Volumes. Perrois Louis - Art ancestral du gabon dans les collections du musée Barbier-Mueller, photographie Pierre-Alain Ferrazzini 1985, in-4 dark brown cloth binding and illustrated dust jacket. Arts de l'Afrique Noire dans la collection Barbier-Mueller Genève, Collectif, Nathan 1988, in-4 dark brown cloth binding, illustrated dust jacket and slipcase.

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