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espanolRecientemente, el presidente de la Republica Francesa Emmanuel Macron ha encargado un estudio valorativo del patrimonio cultural africano alojado en territorio frances. El documento que se ha preparado a cargo de Felwine Sarr y Benedict Savoy, ha ido mas alla del mero analisis tecnico creando una polemica en torno a la restitucion a sus paises de origen del patrimonio expoliado durante la colonizacion en Africa. Atendiendo al potencial de esta interpelacion, nuestra intencion aqui es doble: primero, esbozar la problematica relacion cultural de Canarias con Africa y segundo, apuntar a la posibilidad de la restitucion de la “coleccion Verneau”, un considerable numero de piezas canarias –prehispanicas y de despues de la conquista– albergadas en algunos museos franceses. EnglishThe president of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron has recently commissioned a report about the african cultural heritage on French territory. The written document by Felwine Sarr and Benedict Savoy has gone beyond the technical evaluation, raising controversy around the restitution of african cultural heritage plundered during the colonisation to the countries of origin. Being aware of the strong potential of the demand, our purpose is double: First, outline the often problematic cultural relationship between the Canary Islands and Africa. Second, consider the possibility of the restitution of the “Verneau Collection”, a large number of items, some of them indigenous and other from the time after the Spanish conquest of the Canary Islands, currently housed in French museums.

LAS ISLAS CANARIAS EN LA ENCRUCIJADA DE LA RESTITUCIÓN DEL ARTE AFRICANO. EL DOCUMENTO SARR - SAVOY , LA “COLECCIÓN VERNEAU” Y EL ROSTRO NEGRO DEL CANARIO