"Although no contextual data are available for this particular piece, it is virtually certain that the object, because of its exaggerated, large female sex placed in full perspective, represents a character of the Wayinda type, a woman who indulges in illicit sexual relationships even when she is pregnant, thus creating numerous problems for her child, her husband, and eventually herself." (Biebuyck 1994:128)

Provenance:
John Giltsoff, Girona, 2005
James Willis, San Francisco
Galerie Helene & Philippe Leloup, Paris

Publishing History:
Daniel P. Biebuyck. La sculpture des Lega. Galerie Hélène & Philippe Leloup. Paris, 1994: page 129.