Acknowledgements 

Participating as a pilot partner for the PURE3D-project was a way to view and research our collection in a different way. It provided new and interesting information about this object. It also makes this object more understandable and accessible to a wider audience. 

Acknowledgements: 

• 3D model: Kelly Gillikin Schoueri (P3D)
• Audio: James Hannan (VBVD)
• Author: Hilde Janssen (VBVD)
  
• Research: Sonja Wijs (anthropologist, researcher and heritage specialist) 

Team PURE3D:

• Kelly Gillikin Schoueri
• Costas Papadopoulos
• Susan Schreibman
• Sohini Mallick 
• Alicia Walsh
  

Other links: 

• PURE3D: https://pure3d.eu/
• Museum van Bommel van Dam: https://www.vanbommelvandam.nl/
• Online collection museum: https://www.vanbommelvandam.nl/collectie/ 
• Further VBVD Voyager Editions: https://pure3d.eu/about/pilot-projects/museum-van-bommel-van-dam 

Further reading material: 

• Hahner, I. Kecskesi, M and L. Vajda, African Masks The Barbier-Mueller Collection. 2007
• Himmelheber, H., Die Masken der Wè (Guéré) im Rahmen der Kunst desoberen Cavally-Gebietes. In: Masken der Wè und Dan - Elfenbeinküste. Lorenz Homberger. Museum Rietberg Zürich, 1997
• Murdock, G.P., Africa. Its Peoples and Their Culture History, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. New York, Toronto, London, 1959
• Ndiaye, Francine, Magische Maskers. Afrikaanse maskers uit het Musée de l’Homme, Parijs. Museum Paleis Lange Voorhout, Den Haag, Snoeck-Ducaju & Zoon, Gent, 1996
• Roberts, Allen F. and Carol Thompson, Animals in African art : from the familiar to the marvelous, he Museum for African Art ; Prestel-Verlag, New York, Munich, 1995