showing a wayang-style figure sitting on the back of the lower figure directing him by means of a chord; herewith another with the same depiction, the lower figure kneeled.
H. 11,2; 12,2 cm.
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Provenance: Old Dutch collection.
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super
h. 33 and 31 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, bought on the London Art Market, prior to the early 1980’s.
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showing a pattern of ovals connected with flowing lines, triangular and curved shapes. The ridge with a curved indentation. With natural pigments in black, white and yellow. A wooden handle on the reverse.
h. 169 cm.
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the palm sheath box with various priest's, sikerei, paraphernalia.
L. 62 cm.
Exhibited: Chicago, Douglas Dawson Gallery, Oct. 22 - Dec. 3 1999, 'Mentawai Important Sculpture' Published: Feldman, Jerome a.o. (1999), Mentawai Art, p.98-99, MA64.
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depicting a man holding his penis and topped by a glans, incised silver collar.
H. 14,5 cm.
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both depicting a raksasa with finely engraved detail.
H. 8,5 cm.
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arved as a standing Garuda with spreaded wings, inset lower silver content eyes, in between the wings on his back a standing anthropomorph is rendered wearing a silvered metal headdress; herewith a wooden hilt with ajour carved scrolls, the upper part worked as bird’s head, silver collar.
H. 16,5 cm.
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depicting a stooped old man with a walking stick, the eyes with lime contour.
H. 10 cm.
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one depicting a bird with monster head perched on the shoulders of a human being, one carved as a floralised ganesha with garuda mungkur at the back, a singa and a hilt with floral scrolls and terminating in a monster head.
H. 11; 12; 8 and 13 cm.
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standing on a buffalo with attributes and a diminutive figure on the buffalo's head.
h. 78 cm.
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depicting a seated four armed deity, holding two lotus flowers, one hand resting on its lap and the left hand on one foot and wearing elaborate jewelry.
h. 57 and w. 34 cm.
Provenance: Henk Kouw, Amsterdam, ca. 1970 and private collection Amsterdam.
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the borders showing simians and spirals.
L. 106,5 and w. 39,5 cm.
Exhibited: Chicago, Douglas Dawson Gallery, Oct. 22 - Dec. 3 1999, 'Mentawai Important Sculpture'. Published: Feldman, Jerome a.o. (1999) Mentawai Art, 94-95, MA62.
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nassa shells, seeds, horn rings, shells and with a braided mask at the bottom.
L. 80 cm. (without string at bottom)
Provenance German private collection.
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wearing traditional jewelry.
H. 102 en 105 cm.
Provenance: Private collection Java; Purchased from a Javanese antique dealer, ca. 1990.
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the handle in the shape of a seated ancestor figure, facing a anthropomorphic head as part of the scabbard
L. 60 cm.
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decorated with a set row of collored beads, with fringes.
180 x 118 cm.
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various sizes
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, bought on the London Art Market, prior to the early 1980’s.
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with horned finials. (one end of horned finials broken)
L. 156 and 139 cm.
Exhibited: Chicago, Douglas Dawson Gallery, Oct. 22 - Dec. 3 1999, 'Mentawai Important Sculpture' Published: Feldman, Jerome a.o. (1999), Mentawai Art, p. 78-79.
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depicting a Wayang figure in a cartouche with at its base two seated Garuda figures. With gold painted accents.
68 x 134 cm (on linnen)
Provenance: Collected in Java, ca. 1930 by a Colonial Dutch family.
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with at one end a carved zoomorphic head. With scraping on the inner rim and black-brown patina.
diam. 43 cm.
Provenance: collection Pim Scheele, Amsterdam.
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