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decorated with an intricate pattern of silver thread and sequins. Herewith three others.
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H. 43 cm., on stand.
Provenance: private collection Amstelveen
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one with an attached carved figure. Both with natural pigments and raffia hairdress.
h. ca. 60 and 50 cm.
(2)
One with crowned figures, the other with animals.
145 x 272 and 128 x 152 cm.
[2]
a man on scooter; young seamstress; hunter; man writing.
H. 48 - 63 cm.
Provenace: from the collection of former Dutch pilot
[4]
with two St. Michael dipictions and texts.
L. 171 and 125 cm.
[2]
at the end a supplementary weft border with geometrical pattern. Herewith five ikat textiles from Alor and Ternate
100 x 304 (tanimbar cloth)
Tanimbar ikat published in Khan Majlis, Woven Messages, 1991, figure 322 and ten Hoopen, 2018, pag. 486.
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herewith a bone dagger and other objects.
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Herewith a Batik, and India Rajasthan, a bag and ornament.
various sizes
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with geometrical patterns.
various sizes
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herewith two lids and a oval lidded box (damaged)
Provenance: Private collection Geert van der Zee, Leerdam. Collected in the 1960's-1970's.
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with a pair of figures in erotic position
h. 86 cm.
[3]
one shaped with zoomorphic head, the other with human head.
h. 63 and 56 cm.
[2]
covered in a thick blackish patina.
h. 32 cm.
Provenance: Peter van Drumpt, Amsterdam.
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wearing a headdress, a jacket, a pair of shoes and both hands holding a wooden staff. The eyes inlaid with white porcelain. Standing on a square wooden base. With brown-black patina.
h. 15,3 cm.
[1]
surmounted with a head with a large nose, open mouth and wearing a large headdress. With brown-black patina.
h. 40 cm. mounted
[1]
Provenance: Marc Felix, Brussels (with document) and Private Dutch collection.
some with remants of pigments.
H. 10,8 - 17,5 cm. moutned.
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h. 73 and 59 cm.
Provenance: private Dutch collection. This pair of sculptures belong to a small corpus of published examples that can be assigned to one carver/artist. The first piece by this hand was published by Scanzi (1993: ill. 234). As all the pieces in this book were acquired between 1950 and 1970, we surmise that the artist was active between 1940 and 1980. What all these sculptures have in common are the squat, bulbous torso set on flexed legs with pointed knees, hands touching the flanks of the thighs and a special treatment of the fingers, i.e. the thumb is always rendered by a diagonal incision. The facial features are characterised by chamelion-like eyes, heavy eyelids below a bulbous forehead and rectangular pouting lips. Until now some 17 figures have been identified bearing the signature of this accomplished carver. The present items are large compared to the corpus known.
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the naked figure with cicatrices on cheeks, neck and lower back, facial features with white pigments beloww an elaborate headdress of tresses. the right leg showing a number TH 370 in white lacquer.
H. 33,2 cm., mounted.
Collection Fred ten Houten, on loan to the Museum Gerardus van der Leeuw, Groningen 1970-1996, Galerie De Ruimte, Eersel 1997.
[1]
with a leather strap and a fetish hole in head.
h. 12,3 cm.
Provenance: Rob Vervoort, Brussels.
[1]
the figure has two bundles of feathers attached to the arms, the torso has a square filled cavity and the headdress shows two shells attached in resin at the front.
H. 20 cm. (without feathers, mounted.
Provenance: Jos Quodbach and private Dutch collection.
[1]
small slit eyes above a prominent and protruding nose in a triangular concave face, broad sickle-shaped mouth, dry crusty patina
H. 18 cm.
Provenance: private collection Limburg, Netherlands.
[1]
partly worn and covered in a thick greyish patina.
H. 31,2 cm., mounted.
Provenance: Galerie de Ruimte, Eersel, 1998. Fred ten Houten. With a part collection number on the base of the figure in white 198.
[1]
the faces covered in layers of encrusted patina, blue pigmented hairdo both wearing a beaded loin belt and one with a necklace.
h. 24 cm. mounted
Provenance: Kunsthandel Aalderink, Amsterdam.
[2]
H. 9 - 19,5 cm.
[3]
the female figure wearing two triangular amulets on her breasts and back, the hairdo and feet pigmented in blue, cowry shell necklace. Dressed in a cowry shell mantle stitched with six triangular amulets.
h. 27 cm.
Provenance: Kunsthandel Aalderink, Amsterdam and private Dutch collection
[1]
with beaded belt, a necklace and metal ornament.
h. 27 cm. mounted
[1]
half figure on a circular base, headdress of animal skin iron nails, the elongated face with cowrie inset eyes, below the armpits rolled-up reptile skin.
H. 28,5 cm.
[1]
the lower part shaped as a seated anthropomorphic figure holding a flute in its hand.
h. 31,2 cm.
Provenance: Kunsthandel Aalderink, Amsterdam
with a beaded necklace and leg band.
H. 30 cm., mounted
Provenance private collection Eckelrade, Limburg, Holland.
[1]
free carved arms flanking the tubular torso, hand palms facing forward, small nipples above the armpits.
h. 49,5 cm.
[1]
L. 5,5 - 12,2 cm.
Provenance private collection Eckelrade, Limburg, Holland.
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Usually these masks are made of plant fibre, this example is carved from a single piece of wood.
W. 18 cm. mounted
Provenance: Joep Franzen, Limburg and Rob Vervoort, Brussels.
[1]
with circular eyes and protruding mouth. Mat encrusted patina; herewith an Ivory Coast face mask with pierced aluminum slit eyes.
L. 17 and 25 cm.
Provenance larger mask: Nederlands Volkenkundig Missie Museum Tilburg, 1964. with lacquered inventory number E.T.64-1-1.
[2]
with a bundle of metal locks and blue and white pigments.
h. 16,2 cm. mounted
[1]
consisting of a black bottle with iron chains and ten anthropomorphic figures, details in blue;
h. 34,5 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Arte Magica, Haarlem, Holland
[1]
made of calabash, sackcloth and trimmed with plant fibres and pigmented in ochre, black and white.
H. 108 cm., mounted.
Provenance: Galerie Arte Magica, Haarlem, Holland
[1]
wearing necklaces, loin belts and ankle bands.
H. 27 cm.
[2]
power object with rope, cowry shell and pigments.
skull: 7 cm. high, mounted.
Provenance: Galerie Arte Magica, Haarlem, Holland
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