These two catalogs represent major milestones in the history of the study and dissemination of Ibeji, the emblematic sculptures of Yoruba culture. The first, presented by the Finch&Co gallery in London in 2011, and the second during the Parcours des Mondes in Paris in 2016, showcase some of the most remarkable Ibeji ever exhibited. These works, previously largely unknown to the general public, have generated unprecedented interest due to their exceptional aesthetic quality and antiquity. This renewed attention, fully justified, marked a turning point in the world of collectors of primitive art, and Ibeji in particular.

These catalogs have become essential references for any informed amateur or experienced collector. In addition to a rich iconography, each volume is enhanced by texts from Professor John Picton, a prominent figure in the study of Yoruba art and a specialist in Ibeji. The pieces presented in these works are now considered icons of the Ibeji corpus, making these catalogs indispensable for those wishing to deepen their knowledge of this unique art.