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h. 59,5 cm.
Provenance: Frans Faber, Amsterdam and private Dutch collection.
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L. 35 and 35,5 cm.
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the three stringed instrument with an aso head finial
L. 105 cm.
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both ends terminating with an anthropomorphic head. In the center on one side a pattern in relief. Pigmented.
L. 158 cm. mounted.
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hourglass shaped, with an alternating pattern in white and red reserved in a black ground.
h. 72 cm.
Published in: Corby, Raymond, 'Korwar. Northwest New Guinea Ritual Art according to Missionary Sources', Zwartenkot Art Books, Leiden, 2019, fig. 236, p. 276.
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the blackened exterior with traces in white, red and green pigmented details, the nose with pierced septum, drilled holes along the periphery.
L. 36 cm.
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with open carved bent arms, hands touching the chin, a large oval head with large almond shaped eyes, a nose with large flared nostrils and pierced septum, wearing a nose jewel. The figure decorated with intricate carved patterns. Wearing a beaten bark cloth loin cloth, the eyes highlighted with white pigments, the figure overall with remnants of white and red pigments.
H. 24 cm. mounted on a wooden stand with a custom made metal circular base.
Provenance: From the detailed collector's archive the provenance in a hand written note mentions a staff member of the Museum voor het Onderwijs (Museum for Education) in The Hague as the first owner. Most probably the staff member referred to is A.J. de Lorm, from 1925 to 1944 ethnographic department curator. In the late 1920s he gave the statue to a private collector in Barchem, Holland who then sold it to a private Dutch collector in 1964. Family collection.
Covered in a dark reddish brown patina, this figure is comparable to the amulets, brag, and kandimbong ancestor figures found in the lower Sepik and Ramu river area. In these smaller sculptures the head and legs are emphasized. By carving a headdress the head seems to be elongated and constitutes one third of the the total height of the sculpture. A prominent nose with a pierced septum shows a pendulous ornament. Free carved thin long arms in rare W-shape terminating in not accentuated hands touching the chin The legs in the present sculpture are accentuated by an incised pattern with a central ridge running from hip to the base; feet are absent. The same pattern is found in the headdress, whereas the back of the head has a same pattern carved around a knag in the wood. The back has an intriguing serrated V-shape, which may represent an initiation marking. These clan-related incised patterns and originate likely from the Murik Lakes.
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partly eroded, left lower arm missing.
H. 84 cm.
Provenance: Fred Smit, Haarlem; Jan Visser, Amsterdam.
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surmounted by a standing female anthropomorphic figure. Decorated with geometrical patterns and remnants of white pigment and
L. 31,5 cm.
Provenance: Jac. Hoogerbrugge, Capelle a/d IJssel, Holland, Michel Thieme, Amsterdam, Holland and private Amsterdam collection.
the head surmounted by a pointed crown decorated with engraved lineair lines. With arms joined on the chest, a prominent sexe and black to brown patina, partly glossy.
h. 27,7 cm.
Provenance: D.H. Blok, The Hague, Ed. Smit, The Hague and private collection The Hague.
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the handles in braided rattan and vegetal fibers.
98,5 x 67 cm.
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with intricate carving with in the centre four superimposed figures, bordered by bipane, in red on a white the reverse with a red and white part.
h. 160 cm.
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on a checkered burgundy ground.
238 x 88 cm.
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a highly stylized carved animal figure on a rectangular base.
L. 26 cm.
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free carved arms, flanking the torso, the head surmounted by a flat headdress.
H. 25,8 cm.
Published, Rossel and Wentholt, 2008, Tribal Treasures in Dutch Private Collections, page 131. Private Dutch collection.
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with feet carved backwards and black brown glossy patina.
h. 31 cm.
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with text and floral decorations in gold wrapped thread.
L. 116,5 cm.
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h. 33 cm. on custom made stand.
Provenance: Michael Hamson, Palos Verde, USA. Published: Hamson and Aldridhe, 'Art of the Massim & Collingwood Bay', 2009, page 157, fig. 93. Ulrich Kortman, Dortmund, Germany.
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on the reverse a diamond shaped pattern with spirals.
L. 46,2 cm.
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Provenance: Jac. Hoogerbrugge, Capelle a/d IJsel, collected between 1956-1963. Michel Thieme, Amsterdam.
showing amidst carved curved patterns in red, white and black pigments, two apotropaic figures, tokwalu.
H. 65,6 cm.
Provenance: Fred Smit, Haarlem; Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1980
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Herewith another and a Papua knife with a wooden handle. (stand not included in lot)
L. 10;12,5 and 46,5 cm.
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surmounted by a pair of crouching monkey's. With remnants of a grey substance.
h. 10,5 cm.
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anthropomorphic sculpture of a standing man, with beard, inset shell eyes, elongated open worked earlobes, remnants of natural pigments.
h. 78 cm. mounted on custom made stand.
Provenance: Sotheby's London, 28 Nov. 1994, Gallery Lemaire, Amsterdam.
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shaped as a crouching figure holding an implement below the chin. Herewith a Central Kalimantan, Dayak, wooden amulet and a bone kris hilt.
h. 8,5/8,7 and 8,2 cm.
depicting a squating figure. Herewith a Iban amulet and a Kalimantan, Dayak, carved wooden lid with a handle in the shape of a kneeling anthropomorphic figure.
L. 50, 9 and diam. 21,5 cm.
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in standing position, between elbows and torso a strut.
H. 82,5 cm., on sockle
Provenance: Fred Smit, Haarlem; M.L.J. Lemaire, Amsterdam 1976
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surmounted by an anthropomorphic figure.
h. 45,5 cm.
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the exantlated eyes with shell inlay, the border with green pigment, jutting ears and lower part with a jagged border.
L. 70 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch Collection.
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An elongated hart shaped torso, the hands touching the hips, with circular cavities as eyes, mouth and nipples. With remnants of plant growth, moss.
h. 174 cm. Mounted.
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in the centre a medallion showing
D. 47,3 cm.
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the large item decorated with guirlandes, the smaller with a local repair and zodiac figure in low relief.
h. 58 and 37 cm.
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along the border a decoration of four fishes, with blackish encrusted patina.
L. 66,5 cm.
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L. 92 cm.
Provenance: Gallery Lemaire and private Dutch collection.
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L. 111,5 / 73,5 and 49 cm.
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the stopper carved as a kneeled figure, the horn carved with flutes, elaborate decoration and surmounted by two figures at one end.
L. 42 cm. on a wooden stand.
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with red, white and black pigments.
h. 107 cm.
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with a beaded panel boarded by a nassa shell panels.
H. 70 cm.
Provenance: Christie's Amsterdam, 19 oct. 1994, lot 174.
incorporating a standing partly open worked anthropomorphic figure.
h. 69,5 and 83 cm.; mounted
Provenance: Steyler Mission, Sankt Augustin, Germany and collection Bloenried, Germany. Tribal Design, Amsterdam and Private Dutch collection.
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a horn handel, the iron blade decorated with inlay copper alloy patterns, the wooden sheath decorated with floral engraving and carved relief.
L. 33 cm.
Provenance: Paul Brandt auction, Amsterdam 1974, lot 1339.
in the shape of a stylized human figure, Cipaduik. With local restorations with plant pasta.
L. 9 cm. mounted
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h. 29,5 cm.
Published: Cultureel Indie, Jan Poortenaar, derde jaargang, 1941. Provenance: Dr. Franzen, Bennenkom, Holland, ca. 1930's.
consisting of two bells, a bowl, water vessle and a baluster shaped pot.
h. 12,5 and 7 / diam. 15,5 - 20,5 cm.
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Seated on a double lotus throne, against a slab, underneath a canopy, holding a lotus in her left hand.
h. 14 cm.
Private Amsterdam Collection.
with a central depicting of bipane motifs in red and black on a white ground. With sago palm tassels.
h. 179 cm.
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with wooden attached eyes and bird feathers on top.
h. 82 cm. mounted.
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