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SluitenArchaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
h. 15,6 cm. mounted.
Collected 1970's - 1980's Dutch Art market
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
h. 44 cm.
Provenance: Matthias L.J. Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1976.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
wearing a headband, loincloth, bangles at the feet and holding a club. Figure decorated with a bituminous black pigment, chapapote.
h. 49 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Khepri, Amsterdam, 1975; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
the open worked center in the form of a bird, the three legs decorated with carved reptile figures.
L. 54 and w. 45 and h. 26 cm.
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Provenance: Galerie Khepri, Amsterdam, 1975; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
the three open worked legs with stylized animals, the seat and legs with carved geometrical pattern.
L. 53 and w. 27 and h. 29 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Khepri, Amsterdam, 1970's; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Vera Cruz bowl depicting an animal, the other bowl with fine incised decor in two tone colouring. (first bowl restored)
h. 9 and diam. 27,8 and h. 7 and diam. 22,8 cm.
Collected 1970's - 1996 Dutch Art market; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
(framed and unframed)
various sizes
Provenance: collected 1970's - early 1990's; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with intricate painted textile patterns.
diam. 26,4 cm.
Collected on a trip to Peru 1980's.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with painted slib decor in black on white ground.
h. 16 - 21 cm.
Collected on a trip to Peru, 1980's.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with incised geometrical pattern and a snake in low relief
h. 23,5 cm.
Provenance: Collected in North America, 1970's.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
wearing a cap and a large breast ornament. (one arm restored)
h. 62 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Khepri, Amsterdam, 1975
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with full geometric design of circles, triangles and lines. In red black and ochre.
L. 90 cm. with stand
Provenance: D. Meijer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam, 1990's. With TL test, Alliance-Sience-Art, TL 602158, 1996, dating ca. 1200 years old; The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
h. 27,5 cm.
Provenance: Dick Meijer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam, early 1990's.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
all with a painted intricate textile pattern.
diam. 13 - 17 and h. 10 cm.
Collected on a trip to Peru, 1980's. Small bulbous bowl published: Strauven, Francis (1998) 'The shape of Relativity', 1998, pag. 456.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with geometric decor.
diam. 15,5 - 21,4 cm.
Collected 1980's on a trip to Peru, 1980's.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with a terracotta spondylus shell end bead.
L. ca. 33 cm.
Provenance: Peruvian necklace Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1989; Greenstone necklace Amsterdam Art market, 1980's-1990's.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
with two rings
h. 22 cm.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
diam. 7,2 and 8,5 cm.
Provenance first armlet: D. Meijer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam,
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
the outer rim decorated with studs in high relief and in the center a small painted bunch of grapes. Herewith a South European terracotta dish depicting a bull.
diam. 17,2 and 21,5 cm.
Provenance smaller dish: Excavated in Haarlem, 1990's; D. Meijer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam, 1996.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
depicting pomgranates and grapes.
diam. 33,5 cm.
Provenance: Excavated in Alkmaar, 1990's; D. Meijer Antiquiteiten, Amsterdam, 1996;
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Christie's London, 1977 and 1980.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Herewith H.H. Juynboll, Band XX; Philippinen, 1928.
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Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Archaeology, pre-Columbian (101-229)
Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
holding a shield in his protruding arms.
h. 28,5 cm.
Provenance: The Aldo and Hannie van Eyck Art Collection.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
w. 17 cm. mounted on a custom made stand.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam 1993. Exhibited: Rotterdam, Nieuwe Instituut, “Built Homecoming”: The House of Aldo and Hannie van Eyck, 12 September 2024-15 January 2025
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the handle showing an anthropomorphic half-figure protruding from a crocodile muzzle, wood, parinarium paste and pigments.
h. 39 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the bottle gourd showing a pyrographic pattern, the lime stick showing a rare anthropomorphic janushead below a pierced design.
H. 44,5 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
mother of pearl, wood and plant fibre.
L. 36 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam ca. 1981
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
deeply cut pattern showing anthropomorphic heads, the upper part with two cowrie shells, feathered and sago strings attached to a bone plug.
H. 34,5 cm. (bone)
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1984.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
one with engraved pattern, cassowary toe tip and feather strings and Papua New Guinea, Maprik, bone dagger carved with an anthropomorphic face and zoomorphic pattern.
H. 35,5 and 28,2 cm. (bone)
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1980's.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
with bird's head finials and an Abelam wooden implement topped by a perched bird.
L. 38; 33 and 41 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the reverse with an intricate stylized spiral pattern and a turle head at one end. According to label, Provenance: Kampung Kensio.
L. 61,7 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam 1993
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the incised lines blackened.
L. 22,6 - 37,2 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
two decorated with mother-of-pearl set in black putty and a comb decorated with a fine coir binding.
H. 27 and 21 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
L. ca. 28 and 33 cm. (bag with tassles)
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam 1991
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
with mother of pearl inlay on the foot and stem. An old label at the bottom. (foot restored)
h. 15,5 cm.
The label with a hand written text.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
showing anthropomorphic heads on long curved wooden shafts, the upper part angled, the lower part circular following the natural shape of the wood. With black encusted patina,
h. 72,7 and 80,6 cm. on custom made stand.
Exhibited: Rotterdam, Nieuwe Instituut, “Built Homecoming”: The House of Aldo and Hannie van Eyck, 12 September 2024-15 January 2025
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
H. 23,2; 23 and 11,5 cm., two mounted
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