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with traces of red pigment.
h. 16 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam 1992
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the cheek pierced through, a copper nail at the back and a cavity in the back of the head.
h. 10,8 cm.
Provenance: M.L.J. Lemaire, Amsterdam, prior to 1948. This figure can be viewed in the online catalogue, in the black and white image taken by Jan Versnel, of the interior of the appartment of Aldo and Hannie at the Binnenkant, Amsterdam, prior to 1948, standing on the right side in the bookcase.
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H. 20,5 cm.
Provenance: Italiaander Galleries, Amsterdam, 1992.
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(EU-Cites no. 25NL340236/20)
H. 13,3 cm.
Provenance: Amsterdam Art market, prior to 1964.
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(EU-Cites certificate no. 25NL340265/20)
H. 20,2 cm.
Provenance: Mathias L.J. Lemarie, Amsterdam, 1977.
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and a spoon-cum-hairpin, all with an intricate incised pattern.
L. 15,2 -17,8 cm.
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with a twisted plant fibre string.
h. 12 cm. mounted
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arms resting on raised legs, holding a cup in right hand, open mouth with notched lips. Mounted on a rectangular base with a wooden peg on left side.
h. 11,2 cm.
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holding a cup between bent arms resting on bent legs. The circular eyes with remnants of adhesive paste.
h. 11,5 cm.
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the face with one blue glass bead eye.
h. 11,6 cm. mounted
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stylized proportions, crossed arms resting on pole shaped lower legs, excentuated cheeks
h. 6,8 cm. mounted
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black, red, and white pigments.
h. 34 cm. mounted
The present item shares many characteristics with the style found on sculptures acquired during the Dutch North New Guinea expedition of 1903 and which were published in Nova Guinea III (1906).
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L. 60 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1993. At the bottom an illegible inventory number.
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two sides decorated with star shaped pearl shell inlay.
diam. 30,5 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam 1992
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carved from a single piece of wood, dark glossy patina.
w. 36 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam 1993.
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of elongated oval shape with an anthropomorphic head with jutting tongue at both ends, old patina; the reverse of the lid has an old inventory number in white ink 0909
L. 40,5 cm.
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L. 47 cm. mounted
Provenance: Willem Zwiep, Amsterdam, 1996; Augustin Kraemer, inscription: 84381 Kraemer. Li. 1252/23 Lambusso
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Provenance: Christie's Amsterdam, 20-03-1986, lot 61 attributed to North America; J.C. Teunisse Hzn.; Published in F. Strauven, 'The shape of Relativity', 1998, pag. 457.
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Published: Eyck, Aldo van a.o. (n.d.) 'Niet om het even - van en over aldo van eyck', p. 69; Strauven, Francis (1998) 'The shape of Relativity', 1998, pag. 457.
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with an alternating diamond pattern in black, white and red, with fringes.
L. 75 (with fringes)
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four panels with beaded strings.
L. 6 - 12,5 cm.
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an intricate carved upper part, the design filled with lime.
L. 98; 99,5 and 123 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1987, one staff; Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam 1994, one staff.
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one from Louisiade Archpelago, one with flanges from the Trobriand Islands and one from Milne Bay with a label reading the Fisheries Exhibition; all have a written Beasley label and a number.
L. 25,2 to 39,2 cm.
Provenance: Harry Geoffrey Beasley (1881-1939), London.
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topped by a curved stylized bird figure.
h. 49,2 cm.
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the handle shaped as a crouching anthropomorph, with traces of lime.
h. 29 cm.
Provenance: Webster, London. Inscription: New Guinea. BT. WEBSTER MAY 1897. P.1518. On the front in white nr. 441.
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coconut shell scoop and wooden open worked handle, blackish-red encrusted patina.
h. 35 cm.
Provenance: label reading: Museum Umlauff, Hamburg, nr. 83, and illegible name, the reverse of label: L N, 32805, dorf Zum....
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with a deep black exterior. Large bowls like this were used for serving taro or yam puddings on special occasions such as going to war, initiations, weddings and the like. This bowl is high-walled and carved in the shape of a bird. At one end a bird's head is visible flanked by wings in relief, the other end shows a stylized tail with fins and a fish. On closer inspection the bird's head appeard to be connected to a stylised diminutive torso with protruding bent arms, the hands holding a fish, its tail balancing on the torso's scroll.
L. 92,5 cm.; H. 28 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam ca. 1981
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with abstract carving of a janiform head, above and below covered in braided plant fibre.
L. 57 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, Amsterdam, 1988. Exhibited: Rotterdam, Nieuwe Instituut, “Built Homecoming”: The House of Aldo and Hannie van Eyck, 12 September 2024-15 January 2025
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in the centre a janiform head with prominent nose, above the head twisted plant fibre, below a collection of bound feathers.
L. 66 cm.
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the blade to one side decorated with a small inlaid mother-of-pearl pattern.
H. 141 cm.
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one with reddish patina showing notched design on both sides, the other with a plain reverse.
L. 56 and 46,4 cm.
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showing a blackened incised geometric pattern on both sides.
L. 14,4, 16,5 cm.
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three showing a grooved pattern on one side, one with four concentric circles on both sides.
L. 27,5 - 47,5 cm.
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rectangular base with inset tufts of human hair, surmounted by an anthropomorphic head and neck, blackish patina; the other a small plank showing sixteen heads, black patina.
H. 22 cm. (without hair) and L. 38,3 cm. resp.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam 1981, for plank.
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hornbill beak mounted on a wooden extension, iron and mother-of-pearl pendants, metal linings and mother-of-pearl circular attachments.
L. 51 cm., custom made stand.
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inlaid European creamware eyes, wrought iron nails and chain.
h. 26,5 cm. mounted
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male figure with beard, in a squat stance, well proportioned free carved arms flanking the narrow torso, and short legs. Old black patina.
H. 31,2 cm., mounted.
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glass inlaid eyes, copper anklets, inv. nr. 48900 in white ink at the back.
H. 47,5 cm., mounted
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1980s; private German collection
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in standing position, the upper part with encrusted patina.
H. 27 cm.
Provenance: Leo (1937-1987) & Karin van Oosterom, The Hague, 1970-1971; Sotheby's, London, 7-12-1971, lot 194; Private collection, Best, Holland 1971-1977; Galerie Khepri van Rijn, Amsterdam 1977.
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long arms flanking the narrow torso, lower arms projecting; grayish patina.
H. 87 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam mid 1980s; Lucien Van de Velde, Antwerp.
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H. 36,2 cm.
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam 1987
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on one side with a stylized reptile in high relief, the handle extremity carved with a zoomorphic head.
L. 152 cm.
with white laber with text in Dutch: Zuid-Eiland, Maori, 17e-18e eeuw. Gevonden in 1920. (Southern Island, Maori, 17th-18th century, found in 1920)
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eight-pronged comb with an openworked head to one upper corner.
h. 15,6 cm. mounted
Provenance: Harvey Menist, Amsterdam, 1970's.
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