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Sluiten
(string breakage)
ca. 53 cm.
De Wilma en Max Schuhmacher collectie
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h. ca. 150-170 cm. three mounted
Provenance: Galerie Arte Magica, Haarlem, Holland
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a horned figure with pierced nose, neck showing a disc shape, the cilindrical base with pierced attachment hole. Black patina.
h. 36 cm.
Provenance: Dintenfass, New York.
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h. 43 cm. mounted
Provenance: Bergmans Fine Arts and private Belgium collection.
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the face in the form of a kifwebe mask.
h. 33,5 cm. on a metal stand.
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depicting a standing male and female figure. With pigments in red, white, black and ochre.
h. ca. 110 cm.
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Herewith three spears. (damaged)
L. 109 - 229 cm.
De Wilma en Max Schuhmacher collectie
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the face with a triangular patterns, arrow-shaped pierced nose with a red cloth inserted, pierced ears with plant fibre sticks, behind a ' fence' of two poles, shortened legs and struts below the elbows, red cotton loin cloth
H. 34 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s.
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wooden lid, originally with a singa head now missing, a squatting anthropomorphic figure on the neck, water buffalo horn with seated anthropomorphic figure as finial, crowned by a tuft of ijuk, dry encrusted patina.
L. 33 cm.
Provenance: Emile Deletaille, Brussels. Exhibited Parcours des Mondes, September 2013.
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in crouching position, bent arms and legs, the crescent eyes whitened, rectangular mouth below prominent nostrils. Included in this lot is a woodcut depicting this figure, made by C.T. Bertling himself.
H. 28 cm. on a custom made 1920s stand
Provenance: C. T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s in the Moluccas. The figure can be seen standing on the table in this picture where C.T. Bertling is seated in his home in Menado, Sulawesi, holding the one of the two Lake Sentani staffs, lot number 5638, in his hand, ca. 1927.
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consisting of shell beads and plant fiber.
depicting a seated long-haired Chinese figure clad in jacket and flat headdress, matt black patina.
H. 12 cm., on wooden plinth.
Provenance: Alain Schoffel, Paris. Serge Schoffel, Brussels.
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a fine open-worked scrolling pattern, bordered by a sfinx-like korwar figure on both sides, plant fibre string.
W. 18 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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the central ikat panel decorated with abstracted flowers.
212 x 86 cm.
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a squatting male figure, yene, elbows touching the raised knees, finely carved features; one with abstracted torso and finely carved features; herewith a standing female figure
H. 7,6; 5,8 and 8,5 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal; acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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finely carved details enhanced by black pigments, ' horns carved as hornbill heads, mirrors as eyes now missing
H. 33,5 cm. (without pendants
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the mid 1920s.
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the exterior with a fine scrolling pattern and traces of lime, the suspension loop shades as a bird head.
L. 79,5 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal; acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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the curved wooden handle covered by gold foil with granulation and filigree adornments, embossed gold foil cuff and sheath opening, sheath with metal bands. These bladeless knifes were used in wedding ceremonies.
L. 42 cm.
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standing on slighly bent short legs, wearing a high stalked crown, arms and ears with jewelry, traces of bindings.
H. 33 cm., on stand
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal; acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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of oval form and asymmetrically placed head as handle, two suspension holes behind.
L. 33,5 cm. custom made stand.
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shaped as a squatting korwar figure on top of a reptile's muzzle, twisted plant fibre string with two white glass beads.
H. 14,3 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s.
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hourglass shaped long stem, in the centre a horn band, fluted foot.
H. 54,5 cm.
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the narrow drum with reptile tympan, one vertical ridge, a M-shaped grip, notched birds and fish figures below and above the central notched band; traces of lime fill.
H. 67,5 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal; acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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in a squatting position, crossed arms resting on the raised knees, four legs below the plinth, inset pearl shell eyes.
H. 36 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal; acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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mainly decorated with double spiral motifs.
D. 10,5 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal; acquired in situ in the late 1920s.
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supplementary gold wrapped threads weft.
126 x 54 cm. (without fringes)
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both with an incised pattern of double spirals within oval planes, one showing a lizard in the centre.
L. ca 33 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s.
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one with a a bamboo blade and barbs, two with a cassowary toe as tip, all with carved and pigmented wooden shaft tops.
L. 155-176 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s.
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as a half-figure with a disproportionally large head with convex features, serrated chin, pierced septum and ears, partly brownish black patina.
H. 23,5 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired before 1942.
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showing two abstracted anthropomorphic standing guardian figures. The upper and lower part in a mirrored and rotated image. Weathered water patina.
h. 208 cm. on custom made stand.
Published: Johnson, Mark (2020), The Kayanic Tradition. Volume I: Guardian Sculptures, pp. 164-65, fig. 72; field collected 1990's and for reference, pp. 156-167 and Appendix, Example 1. A C-14 test is available.
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the hexagonal shield with a central ridge and four rattan reinforcements showing a central monster face in the centre amidst scrolling patterns, the reverse with a spiral pattern in red and black
H. 122 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the mid 1920s.
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mounted on a plaited plant fibre and cotton; herewith a Dayak brush with a beaded panel and a Sulawesi lidded box with beaded panel. HAND MADE COTTON, RATTAN, GLASS BEADS. Tariff Code: 9705.00.00
L. 20,5; 29 and 19,5 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s.
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the upper part of the shaft showing an unusual depiction of a standing anthropomorph holding the head of a diminutive figure in front standing on an upside down kneeling anthropomorph, and crowned by an unidentified quadruped with opened muzzle.
L. 217 cm. on custom made stand.
Provenance: Dr. Hasibuan Jamaludin, Medan, Sumatra.
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the upper part of the tubular shaft decorated with a double spiral pattern, surmounted by a standing anthropomorphic figure, traces of red and white pigments.
L. 136,5 cm.
Provenance: C.P. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the late 1920's.
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with painted black details, remains of white pigment.
H. 42 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the mid 1920s.
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almond-shaped slanting eyes, narrow nose and red pigmented mouth, old black patina.
H. 25 cm. on custom made stand
Provenance: Lempertz, Brussels 29-1-2020, lot 205
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showing three monster heads in two sizes and partly covered in rows of inserted hair tufts, the reverse depicting various aso figures in red and black
H. 123 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the mid 1920s.
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cylindrical with embossed ribs and raised central ridge.
H. 18,5 cm.
Provenance: Lempertz, Brussels 27-1-2020 lot 208
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hermaphrodite standing on short bent legs, wearing a tapered crown consisting of four parts with a central fern leaf, slit mouth, four arms one pair outstretched, the left arm separately carved. (replacement of one crown element on right side)
SALEROOM NOTICE: See the Provenance, this figure was exhibited in a New York 1948 exhibition.
H. 56 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the Dutch East Indies before 1942. Exhibited: Asia Institute, New York: Indonesian Art, a loan exhibition from the Royal Indies Institute Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Oct. 29 - Dec. 31 1948 Published: Heine-Geldern a.o. (1948), Indonesian Art, New York: Asia Institute, p. 94 and ill. p. 95 nr. 271. Ref.: Gronert, W. (1990), Nias, p. 203, nr 27 for an almost similar figure.
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the beaded central panel showing stylised aso patterns in white and yellow against a black ground.
H. 49,5 cm.
C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in situ in the mid of the 1920s. The photograph shows Bertling sitting in his study in Bandung, 1927.
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the anthropomorphic figure in squatting position with free-carved limbs, between the raised hands and chin two undetermined objects.
H. 50,8 cm., mounted
Provenance: Lempertz, Brussels 27-1-2020 lot 220
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one surmounted by a standing male figure, the other by a female figure standing on a plinth of four free-carved legs, traces of white, red and black pigments, plant fibre tassels.
L. 82 and 87,5 cm.
Provenance: C.T. Bertling (1891-1970), Bloemendaal, acquired in the late 1920s. In the black and white photograph we can see C.T. Berling sitting in his home in Menado, Sulawesi, holding one of the two staffs in his hand. On the table we see the Tanimbar figure, lot 5603, ca. 1927.
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shaped as a turtle, the central part of the body decorated on one side with a monkey, on the other a lizard between double spirals.
L. 45,5 cm.
Exhibited: Chicago, Douglas Dawson Gallery, Oct. 22 - Dec. 3 1999, 'Mentawai Important Sculpture' Published: Feldman, Jerome a.o. (1999), Mentawai Art, p. 104-105, MA67.
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