A small male terra-cotta statue in the style of Nok, seated on a cylindrical stool, a huge penis resting on one leg, around the neck a broad choker, the prolongued head with a goatee beneath a full-bodied mouth, a nose with prominent nostrils and big eyes with thin eyebrows, an elaborate coiffure; some damages, inside remnants of reddish laterite earth. Certificate of origin and provenance. Lit.: Karl-Ferdinand Schaedler, Erde und Erz, 2500 Jahre Afrikanische Kunst aus Terrakotta und Metall, 1997. Bernard de Grunne, The birth of Art in Africa, 1999. Peter Breunig (ed.), Nok, African Sculpture in Archeological Context, 2014.