Pendant of Saint Anthony of Padua
1675
Tusk with Figurative Relief
1875
Staff with Saint Anthony of Padua
1800
Woman's ceremonial overskirt
1880
Gambanda (wife of the chief) mask
1890
Royal portrait of Akessa(?)
1770
Pendant of the Virgin Mary
1500
Tusk with figurative relief
1875
Staff finial with seated woman
1800
Pendant with Saint Anthony of Padua
1500
Receptacle with Figurative Relief and Stopper
1880
Power Figure: Seated Female (Nkisi)
1800
Crucifix with Saint Anthony of Padua
1500
Louis Oppenheim - Ein Fasching am Congo, 1912, poster, 72 by 96 cm
2019
Aimé Mpane's paintings confront the legacy of colonialism in Congo
2019
Congolese shooter — Soviet poster
1960
Liberation of Sarajevo – Yugoslav poster
1946
Matchbox label - Fly Eating Food - Yugoslavia (circa 1940s) - MBP1613228970
2026
Experience the joy of the Congolese Belgian community in Rebecca Fertinel's photographs
2019
Yugoslav World War Two poster
1945
Meet KOKOKO! the Kinshasa-based band made up of artists and inventors
2017
Death to the occupiers and traitors! – Yugoslav partisan poster
1944
Everyone, everything, for the final blow! — Yugoslav partisan poster
1945
The National Liberation Army, along with the Red Army, are destroying traitors – Yugoslav partisan poster
1944
Congo Tales offers an alternative to fear-based environmental messaging
2018
Congo in Conversation chronicles important stories from the country’s rising reportage photographers
2020
Belgian Congo works and fights for victory — Belgian World War Two poster
1942
Let’s all take up arms! — Yugoslav Partisan poster
1944
40 years of Yugoslavia – Yugoslav poster
1985
Winter in Yugoslavia (poster)
2025
Cyrillic Sami letters Schoolbook typeface
2020
Text: Histoire de la Navigation ... la Guinee, Congo, Angola ....(continued).
1638
Yugoslav partisan poster – World War Two
1944
Hugh Kinsella Cunningham's photographs show the power and resilience of the Congo's Church
2018
Yugoslav World War Two poster
1944
Text: Histoire de la Navigation ... la Guinee, Congo, Angola ....(continued).
1638
Yugoslavia. Hungary. Romania. Bulgaria. France.
1953