File:African Art, Yombe sculpture, Louvre.jpg

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Description	English: African Art, Louvre: Yombe sculpture as the head of a scepter. From the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Bas-Congo, 19th century) Deutsch: Afrikanische Kunst, Louvre: Yombe Skulptur als Kopf eines Zepters aus dem 19. Jahrhundert. Herkunft: Demokratische Republik Kongo (Bas-Congo) Français : Sculpture yombé, sommet de sceptre, 19e siècle, République démocratique du Congo, région du Bas Congo.
Date	7 June 2012
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Author	CherryX

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