West African Barber’s Double-Sided Sign on Wood Panel signed NRD, 1996 triangular tiles smaller 2 7/8" x 3"

smaller 2 7/8" x 3" on card

pages 122-131 (the second part of a play by Rabindranath Tagore and translated by Andre Gide titled “Amal et la letter du Roi”) and three plates accompanying the story on Chinese funeral statues

but also a nice one to hang in the entry with "Open House" showing as a sign of welcome and also open-mindedness (or turn it to Auction when you are fed up with it all

as this board has its share of dings and scratches

but it's really a lovely one

West African Barber’s Double-Sided Sign on Wood Panel signed NRD, 1996 triangular tiles smaller 2 7/8" x 3"I believe this original hand painted barber shop sign is most likely from Burkino Faso, and I have actually found another (featured in the virtual Museum of Uncut Funk by, I believe, the same artist that one signed with the R of NRD elaborated to spell Rasmane. West African Barber shop hairdressers signs like this, dating from the 1970s to present, have become quite collectible, and were are often made by artists specialized in making them. I love the