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Uli: Powerful Ancestors from the Pacific

31/08/2022

2021, 392 pages, Jean-Philippe Beaulieu, Primedia, Bornival, Belgium.

Review by Noelle Rathmell-Stiels 

This superb book has been six years in the making, but it is well worth the wait. In it, Jean-Philippe Beaulieu presents a catalogue raisonné of all the known New Ireland Uli ancestor statues, extant and lost - 231 examples in all; most of them lavishly illustrated. Detailed entries provide all the . . .

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Category: Book Reviews, Members Only, V27 Issue 3

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