Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret

The bitebo is a wooden stool from Burkina Faso. It was collected between 1912 and 1920, during the French colonial period, by the colonial administrator Henri Labouret. It was against a backdrop of instability, characterised by revolts, resistance and so-called pacification campaigns, that Labouret...

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Main Author: Saga Ouiya
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Published: École du Louvre 2024-12-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/cel/35317
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description The bitebo is a wooden stool from Burkina Faso. It was collected between 1912 and 1920, during the French colonial period, by the colonial administrator Henri Labouret. It was against a backdrop of instability, characterised by revolts, resistance and so-called pacification campaigns, that Labouret acquired the bitebo and later gave it to the Musée d’Ethnographie du Trocadéro. The object is a true reflection of the cultural identity of the Lobi people. The stool can be used by both men and women. It fulfils three major functions: weapon of proximity, ritual object and tool. Its collection and entry into the museum coincided with the discovery and dissemination of Lobi art in the West.
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Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret
Les Cahiers de l'École du Louvre
Bitebo; Lobi; stool; Henri Labouret; colonisation; Burkina Faso; Gaoua; collecting
title Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret
title_full Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret
title_fullStr Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret
title_full_unstemmed Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret
title_short Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret
title_sort parcours d une oeuvre culturelle lobi du burkina faso le bitebo d henri labouret
topic Bitebo; Lobi; stool; Henri Labouret; colonisation; Burkina Faso; Gaoua; collecting
url https://journals.openedition.org/cel/35317
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