5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
L. 4,4 cm. on custom metal stand.
Provenance: Tishenko, Helsinky.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
the interior of the scoop decorated with a zoomorphic pattern in black and red.
L. 30,5 cm.
Provenance: M.L.J Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1977. The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
depicting in two registers, elephants with riders and various animals. (some wear and folding on the outer edges)
48 x 52,5 cm. framed.
From the collection of Mr. D.H. van Wegen, Amsterdam
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with a decortion of flower heads in various sizes.
97 x 96 cm. framed in between board and glass plate.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
H. 16,2 cm., mounted
Provenance: Kevin Conru, London. Private European collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
H. 17,5 cm., mounted
Provenance: Kevin Conru, London. Private European collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
cowry shell eyes, one ear with plant fiber.
L. 64,5 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
L. 44 cm.
Provenance: Voyageur et Curieus, Paris.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
plain with one vertical and eight rattan reinforcements.
H. 139,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Amsterdam collection
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
The front showing aso motifs in red on a white ground, rattan reinforcements.
H. 131 cm.
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Bali 2010. Private Amsterdam collection
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
one with a half-figure on the back and Western Kalimantan, Kantun Dayak, a stylised figure. The lief shaped smaal wooden shield with a handle at the back.
H. 36 ; 13; 9 and 23 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam and second item Michel Thieme, Amsterdam 2013;
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
a open worked stone circular form showing a standing anthropomorphic standing figure with spread arms.
diam. 17 cm.
Provenance: John Friede, New York. Tambaran Gallery, New York, USA. Published Tribal Arts, winter 1997.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
The Kenyalang is seen as a spiritual bird, as a guardian and an omen-bearing entity.
ca. 220 x 125 cm.
Provenance: Jean-Francois Coppens collection, St. Niklaus, Belgium. Private collection Italy. Lempertz, Brussels, 31 jan. 2026, lot 45.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
decorated with fluid painted patterns. Signed and dated '86
diam. 23 and h. 10,5 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
h. 18,2 cm. mounted
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
on the reverse of the handle an anthropomorphic figure with hands touching the belly, cotton braided strap.
L. 13,2 cm.
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam 1999
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with natural pigments in yellow, ocher, red and white.
H. 116 cm. with stand.
Provenance: Michou Tuskin collection Port Villa, Vanuatu. Private French collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
(with label
L. 80 cm.
Provenance: Herbert Mark Lissauer, Melbourne. Leo and Lillian Fortess, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
finely coiled plant fiber and pigments in red, white
h. 18 and 12,5 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Algemene Ethnografica- en Kunsthandel Aalderink BV, Amsterdam en Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam (smaller)
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with an old unedible label.
L. 49,5 cm.
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the grip covered in cloth and braided plant fiber strands.
h. 71,5 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
the head with lobes in three different sizes.
L. 42,5 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
h. 61 and diam. 39 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
consisting of three parts tied together by rattan and decortated with white, red and black pigments. The reverse with a pattern in black.
H. 136,5 cm.
Provenance: Lempertz Brussels, 31 jan. 2018, lot 300 ; Hinrich Bolten, Hamburg, owner of a sawmill in P.N. Guinea from 1905 - 1914.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with some wear on front
H. 120,5 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
As a symbol of power, fecundity and wealth the water buffalo is omnipresent in Toraja culture. Not only is the kerbau the guardian of the dead, the animal is considered the vehicle of the dead to the hereafter. On the present old item the stylized head with an upward extension, to some this represents the Tree-of-Life, we see a male figure with spread arms and legs in between the near circle of the horns connoting both death and fecundity in this very image. By rendering the figure in contours, the spirit nature seems to be accentuated.
h. 90 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam mid 1980s. Inventory number in white ink on the back: F38. The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
showing in high relief a standing anthropomorphic figure with raised arms and spread legs. With dark black patina.
67 x 40 x 7 cm.
Provenance: field collected 1981, D. Manfredi, Venice.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
H. ca. 48 cm. with stand.
Provenance: Skinner Auction, Boston, unclear date. Private French collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
With accents in black pigment.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
the top part with characteristic elements without incised patterns.
L. 193,5 cm
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
124 x 81 cm.
Provenance: Collected early 1980's by Jean Baptiste Sevette, Geneva, Switserland.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
h. 30 cm.
Provenance: Jean-Claude Mauleon, collected in Nepal between 1972-1992.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
L. 36 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Collection Da Silva, the Hague. Gerard Verdijk and Josephine Sloet, the Hague. Polak Works of Arts, Amsterdam. Art Concern Lingbeek, Baarn. Private collection the Hague.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
the raised features black pigmented.
h. 39 cm. with metal stand.
Provenance: Ex Marc Assayag, Canada. and Michael Hamson, Palos Verdes, L.A., USA.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
conisting of five stacked rows of conus shell discs with nassa shell strings, animal teeth, various shell elements and plant fiber bindings.
L. 95 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
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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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with accents in red, white and black.
H. 235 cm. with custom made stand.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with free carved arms and various body motifs, standing on a rectangular panel showing anthropomorphic figures.
h. 110,5 cm. mounted
Provenance: Ex Jac Hoogerbrugge, Cappelle a/d IJsel. Carved by Turi from the village of Pirimapun. Collected by Hoogerbugge on october 2nd 1969. Hoogerbrugge marked it as a top piece in his notes, as well as: “with interesting pedestal”.
5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
depicting in high relief an aso and abstracted aso motifs and leeches in low relief.
192 x 22 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
complete with piso, beaded pendants, goat hair, the deer horn hilt with tufts of animal hair. The blade showing three inserted brass rows with starts and moons.
L. 79 cm. with stand.
Private Amsterdam collection, 1970's.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
in the shape of an aquatic bird, the lid in the shape of a roof. With red and black pigments.
L. 66 cm.
Publ.: Frank Wiggers and Bruce Carpenter (1999), Mentawai Art, pg. 105.
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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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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
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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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
with remnants of pigments.
h. 206 cm.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
showing an standing ancestor figure with open worked carved anthropomorph and animal figures.
h. 85 cm.
Provenance: Collected in the 1960’s by Jac Hoogerbrugge. Carved by Apupuk from the village of Tareo. Published with an in situ picture in “Asmat” by Jac Hoogerbrugge (page 252).
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
showing a large animal beak and protruding a human head. With painted geometrical patterns in yellow, white, black and red.
L. 187 cm.
Ref. Holger Braun, The Secret Signs in South New Guinea Art, Leiden 2026, page 199, fig. 146.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
an oval wooden mask set in a rattan frame with painted bark sheath. With red, white and black pigments, rattan and bird feathers.
W. 145 and H. 83 cm.
Provenance: Private German collection.
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5600-5748 - Tribale kunst (Indonesië & Oceanië)
along the face a dentated border, carved double spirals on the forehead. With remnants of black and white pigments and a hanging hole at the top.
h. 52,4 cm.
Provenance: Old Dutch collection.
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