African Art: The Impossible Collection Book

The African Art: The Impossible Collection offers a meticulously curated visual and historical survey of African masks, sculptures, and ceremonial objects drawn from renowned private and public collections worldwide. Authored by Bérénice Geoffroy-Schneiter across twelve chapters, it covers Fang reliquaries, terra-cotta pieces, iconic masks, and metalwork, with photography by Vincent Girier Dufournier providing a striking visual complement to the historical narrative. Notable featured works include a sixteenth-century Nigerian queen mother ivory pendant and a commemorative figure from the Cameroon-Grassfields, both held in the MET Museum collection. Each copy includes complimentary white gloves and a signature canvas tote bag.