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Queen Bangwa, the Sacred Statue of Cameroon Became an Icon of African Art in the West

Summary by L'Humanité
Traditional authorities are calling for the return to Cameroon of this sacred statue, stolen at the time of the colonies, a source of inspiration for modern art, held since 1998 by the Dapper Foundation in Paris.
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Traditional authorities are calling for the return to Cameroon of this sacred statue, stolen at the time of the colonies, a source of inspiration for modern art, held since 1998 by the Dapper Foundation in Paris.

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L'Humanité broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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