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I love to collect vintage African artwork ,when I can find it! Now the markets are flooded with Repros. I purchased these two pieces in 1970 at a time when African art wasn't so popular , the lady bust is made of resin I believe or some type of composition material she has a hole in the top of her hair as if she was made to go on a necklace and she is marked made in Italy 1913, the African lady figurine is made from pottery and has beautiful glaze and color she is marked Jamaica.
Folk ArtFolk art is a catch-all term used to describe paintings, sculptures, and te…