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Ọbalúfọ̀n II Aláyẹmore, the Ifẹ̀ ruler credited with the introduction of brass casting and worshipped as patron of casters and weavers, and the copper mask that carries his name on an attribution made by a king in 1937.

A comprehensive scholarly study of the cast copper-alloy sculptures of ancient Ilé-Ifẹ̀, detailing their lost-wax metallurgical technique, dating, workshop attributions, functional debates, and collection histories.

A comprehensive scholarly survey of classical Ifẹ̀ terracotta sculptures, detailing their ceramic technology, archaeological contexts, stylistic duality, ritual interpretations, and museum provenance histories.