Veranda Post 

This carved wooden figure, titled "Veranda Post," is a striking example of Yoruba art from the early 20th century. The sculpture, attributed to Olowe of Ise, a master carver from the town of Ise in southwestern Nigeria, is characterized by its intricate details, bold geometric forms, and vivid polychrome paint. The figure, likely representing a Yoruba king or nobleman, is depicted wearing elaborate clothing and a towering headdress, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people. The sculpture, originally part of a veranda post in a Yoruba palace, embodies the artistic mastery and vibrant aesthetic of traditional Yoruba art.