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herewith a Dogon staff and an iron figure.
Provenance: Collection of an Amsterdam architect, collected between 1960 - 1980
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with painted scenes and text, wooden covers with textile bindings.
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bamboo, rattan, wood, hair and polychrome pigments.
w. ca. 120 cm.
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with cascading hair style and standing on a bulbous base
h. 44,5 cm.
Provenance: Kelim Brown, Brussels and private Belgium collection.
the free carved arms with hands touching the lower thighs, partly covered with sacrificial material.
h. 45 cm.
De Wilma en Max Schuhmacher collectie
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L. 40 cm. mounted
Provenance: from a French private collection; German private collection.
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h. 49 cm.
Provenance: Emile Veranneman, Brussels.
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showing keloid tattoos and black to brown encrusted patina. Herewith a West African wooden divination stick. (figure with broken base)
h. 33 en 21,5 cm.
Provenance: M.L.J. Lemaire, Amsterdam, no. 34729
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h. 69 cm. mounted
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, 1980's.
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in a dancing possition.
h. 50,5 cm. custom made stand.
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two carved heads and an iron blade.
h. 42,5 cm. (not mounted)
in the shape of a quadruped. With reed, cotton, metal, rattan and traces of red, white and black pigments.
h. 19 cm. mounted.
Provenance: private Belgium collection.
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a standing muscular figure holding his right hand to the chin, his left firmly holds the lower right arm; the expressive face with detailed features; the belly shows a deep circular cavity surrounded by traces of an oval box which was affixed to the body; circular cavities can also be seen at the back and back of the head; a piece of trade cloth is inserted in one of the cavities.
H. 34 cm.
Provenance: Johan August Abraham Marcusson (1853-1926) worked between 1876 and 1885 as a commercial agent for the Nieuwe Afrikaansche Handelsvennootschap (NAHV) in the Lower Congo region. During his uninterrupted ten-year stay he acquired several items, including power figures, he referred to as fetishes. In 1885 he donated part of his collection to the Ethnographic Museum of the Amsterdam zoo Natura Artis Magistra. Natura Artis Magistra (N.A.M.), with written numbers at the back and a sticker: N.A.M. / Ser. 137 nr. 83; deaccessioned. Collection C.T. Bertling, Bloemendaal. Of all the Kongo statues listed in the AHDRC archive with one of the two hands touching the chin, only six are in a standing position and all have the right or left hand firmly holding the lower part of the arm like the one discussed here.
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black and white pigments, copper alloy suspension ring.
H. 44 cm., custom made stand
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h. 36,5 cm.
pv0032147 number in white. Provenance by repute Philip Pearlstein.
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h. 89 cm. on stand.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam; Private Amsterdam collection.
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H. 15,5 cm.
Provenance: ex collection Simonis, Dusseldorf.
surmounted by a seated female figure. (with remnant of pigment)
H. 126 cm.
Provenance: private Dutch collection, 1970's-1980's.
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with painted pattern of an anthropomorphic head. With black and red pigments.
h. 134 cm. on a custom made stand.
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in janus form. (with written label)
h. 22,5 cm. mounted
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with layers of dark encrusted patina.
H. 39,5 cm. mounted.
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vegetal fibre, palm bark, coins and aluminium.
h. 107 cm.
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h. 52 cm.
Provenance Totem Meneghelli, Johannesburg, South Africa and private Dutch collection.
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L. 11 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Arte Primitivo, New York.
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surmounted with a janus face. Both staff with metal points.
L. 118 and 78 cm.
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h. 24 cm.
Provenance: private collection Germany, 2000-2005
h. 5,5 - 5,8 cm.
Provenance: Pierre Loos, Brussels, 2005.
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with hinged jaw and white and black pigments.
L. 18 cm.
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surmounted by a standing anthropomorphic figure painted in red pigments.
L. 117 cm.
Provenance: Dutch private collection, 1970's.
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h. 28 - 30 cm.
Provenance: Staf van Roy, Brussels, 1998, two figures; smallest Artemission, London, 2006; Ref. Devisse, J. 'Vallees du Niger. Paris, Musee National des Arts d'Afrique et d'Oceanic. 1993.
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one as a closed pot with lid, the other cylindrical with an open end. The closed pot with engraved geometric lines.
h. 30 and 29 cm.
Provenance: Rob Aussen, Amsterdam, 2002; Private collection Amsterdam.
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H 57,5 cm. mounted.
Provenance: private collection, USA and private Dutch collection.
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with red patina and a red cotton cloth.
h. 33 and 37 cm.
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h. 25 cm.
provenance: Poekelien Lingbeek, Tribal Concern, Tribal Art Fair Amsterdam.
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with old collection number on inside.
L. 44 cm. on stand.
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elongated mask with two carved seated figures and a overhanging banana tree. With remnants of pigments and grey encrusted patina. Herewith another Ijebu headdress mask.
L. 100 cm.
Provenance: Harvey Menist, Amsterdam and private collection The Hague for mask with banana tree.
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