with plant fiber strings with coconut disc beads
h. 25,3 and 27,7 cm.
[3]
one decorated with shards of mother of pearl, set in plant pasta.
L. 13,8 and 12 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam and private Dutch collection.
[2]
Solomon Islands, strings of nassa shells on plant fiber strings, Boiken, cilindrical shell beads on a string and three necklaces decorated with animal teeth and glass beads.
L. ca. 37,5 - 18,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Amsterdam collection
[5]
decorated with beads and shells set in a nut paste band. The cassowary bone spatula decorated with engraving.
h. 21,5 cm. on custom made stand.
Provenance: Michael Hamson, Palos Verdes Estates, L.A., USA.
[1]
with black patina, one with white glass beads
h. 33 and 27 cm. mounted.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection.
[2]
the torso bound in reptile skin.
h. 19,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection.
[1]
Herewith an African bronze armlet.
D. 17,2 and 14 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Mabuhay, Amsterdam 1985, one teke band. The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Collection.
[5]
bought in San Fransisco Lloyd building.
w. 58 and h. 65 cm.
[1]
w. 31,5 and 40,5 cm.
Provenance: Bren Heymans, Antwerp, Belgium.
[2]
with human hair implantation and painted scarification lines on a yellow base
h. 23 cm. mounted
[2]
with a cotton strap.
h. 15 cm. on a stand
[1]
with a European hat.
h. 116 cm.
Provenance: Private German collection.
[1]
h. 18,5 cm.
Provenance: L.F.H. Groenhuizen, Utrecht, Holland, ca. 1965.
[1]
h. 34 cm.
Provenance: Kunsthandel Aalderink, Amsterdam, 2007. Private Dutch collection.
[1]
w. 19 and L. 8 cm.
Provenance bag: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam.
[2]
two Kuba boxes; a Surinam, Arrawak Indian, a box and three Indonesian boxes. Herewith a stone sculpture of a fish.
various sizes.
Provenance of Yangba bowl: Drs. J. Muermans, Nijmegen; Instituut voor Kulturele Antropologie van de R.K. Universiteit Nijmegen. Michel Thieme, Amsterdam. Surinam box, Michel Thieme, Amsterdam.
[8]
with a part of an anthropomorph figure in high relief.
[1]
with relief deocation of masks, animals and geometric patterns.
Provenance: Antwerp antique dealer, 1980's.
[2]
all with carved geomatrical patterns
h. 16,5 ; 21,5 and 26 cm. mounted.
Provenance firts comb: Michael Hamson, Palos Verdes Estates, L.A., USA. One of the other possibly van den Abeele, Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam.
[3]
one decorated with a carving of six stylized monkey figures and one with geomstrical pattern. Two with rattan bands.
L. 11 - 13,5 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam; Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam and Frans Faber, Amsterdam.
[3]
L. 7,3 cm. mounted
Provenance: Private Amsterdam collection
[2]
kris with an old kling, a metal pendok decorated with flower motifs and with a wooden handle (nose damaged). The klewang with horn handles.
L. 52; 43,5 and 44 cm.
Provenance: Veilinghuis de Zon, Amsterdam, 1972 and 1974 (klewang and kris). Larger klewang Mak van Waay, 1976.
[3]
the lance points and kris blade with fine pamor. One lance point with wooden sheath.
L. 25; 27; 41 and 48 cm.
Provenance two Nias point, Galerie Aalderink, Amsterdam, 1975.
[4]
The double Dayak container with one carved wooden lid, the Minangkabau container with a refined silver lid and showing fine floral- and geometric carving. The other Dayak container with painted and engraved parts.
h. 15; 13,5 and 15,5 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Dayak, Amsterdam, 1986.
[3]
h. 35 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection.
[1]
the elongated face toped by two horns, with blackish encrusted patina and incised geometric shapes.
h. 57,5 cm.
Provenance: Private Dutch collection.
[1]
the eyes with inset white glass beads.
h. 65 cm. mounted
Provenance: Private Dutch collection.
[1]
in the shape of a stylized female figure.
h. 20,5 cm.
[1]
in a standing posture with outstretched arms
h. 27 cm.
Provenance Kunsthandel Hermann Sommerhage, Duisburg, 2018.
[1]
L. 8,5 and 10,2 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam. Ref. Jasper en Pirngadie, IV, fig. 363
[2]
h. ca. 10 cm. one with stand.
[2]
with a hammered and engraved floral decor. one on a metal chain. Ref. Jasper en Pirnadie IV, p. 241.
7 x 8,5 and 6 x 7,5 cm.
[2]
decorated with carved spiral- and lineair motifs. With patina of age.
h. 87 cm.
[1]
tapes are unseen, projector not tested.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
in two wooden boxes. Herewith a damaged stereoscope, ca. 1900. Original photographs made by the couple W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder, when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
A photograph album with 82 photo's concerning the peoples around Merauke, Marind Anim, Yabar and Yei-Nan. The rest of the Album with various subjects, mainly Bali, 1933. Herewith 8 large black and white photographs, two collored; 19 postcards from MSC-mission Merauke; 32 black and white photographs of various formats about Merauke and tribal images of the surrounding peoples.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
in the left upper corner the name Agil. in the lower left corner monogram P.V. On the reverse attached label 'ter aangename herinnering aan de Missie te Merauke, 17 nov. 1932'. This portait was probably gifted to G.W. Venhuis by the MSC-mission in Merauke, as a memory his work in Merauke between 1930-1933.
28 x 17 cm. framed.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
for a woman. Consisting of braided plant fibre in various colours. Ref.: Brunt & Thomas (2018) Oceania, p. 270 and 309 for an identical hood, acquired in the same period as the present item. (RV 1718-12)
L. ca. 165 cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
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with incised line of spirals with white pigments
L. 46,6 cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
[1]
with incised line of spirals with white pigments
L. 21,2 and 22,8 cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
[1]
in the shape of an animal, showing two spirals, a pair of eyes and an open mouth. With a plant fiber cord.
L. 12,5 cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
[1]
in the shape of stylized animals and decorated with incised pattern filled with lime.
L. 10,5 and 11 cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
[2]
six in the shape of stylized animals and with incised pattern filled with lime.
L. cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
[1]
H.30,5-70,5 cm.
Provenance: Collection W.G. Venhuis and his wife, Mrs. A. Venhuis-Mulder. Collected when they were stationed in Merauke between sept 1930 - end of 1933. W.G. Venhuis was a doctor doing research into malaria. From late 1933 they were back in Bali.
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