shaped as a seated figure with traces of red, black and white pigments.
h. 89 cm. on metal stand.
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L. 73, h. 53 and d. 59 cm.
Provenance: collected in the 1920's. Ex collection 'Instituut voor Culturele en Sociale Antropologie Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen'.
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showing various attributes and a ship like projection in high relief.
h. 140 and w. 53 cm.
Cf: Feldman, Jerome a.o. (1990) Nias Tribal Treasures, figs. 135-138
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the handles in the shape of four hands.
L. 71 cm.
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showing an angular jaw, almond shape bulbous eyes, below eye brows, the headdress in two raised ovals.
h. 41 cm. on a custom stand
Provenance: collected 1930's by a Dutch geologist in situ, Berend Beijns.
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showing in deep relief two standing courtly figures and on the left a servant holding a payung.
45 x 29 cm. on metal stand.
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two with a filigree pattern, all three tinkling.
W. 6,5-8,5 cm.
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both ends characteristicly carved with two anthropomorphic heads and protruding stylized crocodile heads, at the back two masquettes. Old usage patina.
L. 119 cm.
with long nose and sago leaf borders, traces of lime, red oker and black pigments.
L. 86 cm.
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decorated with two string of wild boar fangs, the eyes with abrus and coix seeds.
h. 44 and w. 21 cm. on metal stand.
Provenance: Hugo Deboudt, Antwerpen.
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165 x 49 cm. framed
Provenance: C. T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s
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natural colors. (insect holes)
110 x 74,5 cm.
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the blade decorated with on one side a pair of large carved concentric circles, and a group of four on the other side. The handle decorated with six anthropomorphic complete heads.
L. 100,5 cm.
Provenance: Heyink, a book seller at Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam, 1980's. Private Dutch collection.
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in a squatting posture, disproportionate large head with hollowed circular eyes, small and flat triangular nose, reversed ears, free carved arms and legs in a continuous configuration in front of an elementary torso with spine. On the back is written 'Tanil Tana' and on the bottom partly written in white A 2.. The bottom partly cut.
H. 37 cm.
Provenance: Acquired during the KNAG (Royal Dutch Geographical Society) expedition to the Kai Islands 1889-1890. Bestowed to the N.K.V. (Dutch Colonial Society). Published: C.M. Pleyte, 1893, Ethnographische Atlas van de Zuidwester- en Zuidooster-Eilanden, plate XVIII, nr. 8; L. F. van Gent a.o. (1924), Indië in woord en beeld/ Pictorial Netherlands East-Indies, plate 75. This figure was most probably gifted to C.T. Bertling on his departure as director from the Indisch Instituut in 1961.
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a coconut scoop attached to a fine large open worked wooden handle in the shape of a rooster with an intricate carved pattern of fourteen various birds
L. 44 cm.
Private Dutch collection. By repute collected by W.O.J. Nieuwenkamp.
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of woven banana and hibiscus fibre. With old German label.
138 x 45,5 cm. (without fringes)
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the open worked panel showing a symmetric aso design.
H. 10 cm. on custom made stand
Provenance: Collection Crince Le Roy, Amsterdam;
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Central panel with large interlocking kaif motifs, standing for connection to the ancestors, belonging. Side panels each contain one ikated band with meandering motif and multiple ikated stripes with meandering or stippled patterns. handspun cotton, natural dyes.
104 x 172 cm
Published: 'Timor: Totems and Tokens, 2019, Peter ten Hoopen.
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with an open worked blade, fine pamor and a stylized wooden handle.
L. 70 cm.
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Herewith a small bronze talem, ca. 15th century and a 19th century bronze bowl. (zodiak beaker damaged)
h. 10 / diam. 18 and 25 cm.
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decorated with geometric pattern of silver alloy inlay and an engraved wayang figure. With a wooden handle with brass parts.
L. 30 cm. (stand not included)
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H. 19 cm. mounted
Provenance: Gallery Primitive, Chicago, USA.
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one edged blade, horn handle shaped as a stylised beak; herewith a North Sumatra, sword with a stylised bird head.
L. 66 and 64,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Belgium collection
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bull roarers with carved spirit faces.
L. 45,5 - 35,5 and 41 cm.
Provenance: Old German collection.
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the blade with a central ridge on both sides.
L. 135,8 cm.
Provenance: Private Belgium collection
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the leaf-shaped blade showing a pattern of avian and anthropomorphic motifs, traces of red and white pigments
L. 107 cm.
Provenance: Private Belgium collection
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three with geometric carving.
L. 27,5 - 45 cm.
Provenance: Old German collection.
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with geometric design.
400 x 240 cm.
Provenance: collected in the field my a missionary in the mid 1960's.
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with geometric patterns, red and white pigments.
H. 170 cm.
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shaped as a barong figure, the top of the box decorated with floral patterns. With polychrome- and gold paint.
L. 40 cm.
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box in the form of a winged lion, Simha.
L. 20 and 6,5 cm.
Provenance: Kunsthandel Aaldering BV, Amsterdam, 1981.
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all with a scrolled top, one with a winged horse to the front, one with an elaborate carving of horses to the flanks and one floral with epaulettes.
H. 10,3; 9,4 and 9,8 cm., mounted
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H. 11 and 10 cm., mounted
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Herewith a small textile bag.
L. ca. 214 cm.
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the mangrove root wood figure with details in white, black and red pigments.
h. 102 cm. mounted
Provenance: Collection of an Amsterdam architect, collected between 1960 - 1980
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showing a crouching male figure holding his goatee with his right hand.
H. 14 cm.
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palm bark, bamboo, wood, feathers and red, black and white pigments.
L. ca. 150 cm.
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with fine carved atriculated head and tail and remnants of pigments.
15.5 x 5.5 x x 2 cm
Provenance: Collected in situ by Dr. Otto Schlaginhaufen, in region 'Olem - Pagem and Kambrini' villages on the morning of August 4th 1909, inv. Nr. 24940. Collection Museum for Volkerkunde, Dresden. Deacquisitioned in July 1912 and given by exchange to the Wiener Museum, probably the Naturhistorisches Hofmuseum Wien. Anthony Meyer, Paris; John Friede, San Francisco; Marc Assayag, Los Angeles; Koos Knol, Holland. Published:'Abhandlungen und Berichte des Konigl. Zoologischen und Anthropologisch-Ethnographischen Museums zu Dresden Band XIII, 1910. Eine ethnographische Sammlung von Kaiserin-Augusta Fluss in Neuguinea, Otto Schlaginhaufen, Leipzich, 1910, Page 39, Image K2.
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Tafereel uit het leven van Thomas van Aquino 'Thomas wordt door zijn broers ontvoerd'.
koperplaat, 21,3 x 15,1 cm. en kopergravure, blad 22 x 18 cm.
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Maria met kind, een engel en een jongen
ets, gesign. in de plaat, 1523, 14,8 x 10,2 cm.
Ex. collectie Dr. A. Sträter (Lugt 787)
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Landschap / Bloemen in een vaas
inkttekening, 18 x 25 cm. en inkttekening, 34 x 27 cm. (beide beschadigd)
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two drawings