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Terres cuites africaines: La guerre des musées n’aura pas lieu

Par Arnaud Robert meg samedi21 mars 2009 Trouvé sur letemps.ch

Parturiente au serpent. Terre cuite du delta intérieur du Niger, de type Djenné-Djeno, Mali. XIIe-XIVe siècle. Terre Cuite Africaine Barbier Mueller 02©Musée Barbier-Mueller, Photo Studio Ferrazzini Bouchet

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