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Royal statue of King Béhanzin

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Authors: Scan-the-World;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.21414775

Royal statue of King Béhanzin

Abstract

This sculpture is attributed to Sossa Dede, a sculptor coming from Abomey, kingdom of Danhomè (today Benin). The sculpture represents the King Béhanzin in a shark shaped armour. The peculiar shape of his armour refers to the wish of the King Béhanzin to fight against the French population.

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