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SluitenOceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
set with turquoise stones.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
a crouching figure topped by a tuft of hair mounted on a wrought iron shaft.
H. 143,5 cm. (without hair)
Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
blackened and shell inlaid eyes. (with breakage)
h. 23 cm.
Provenance: Collected by the father-in-law of the first wife of the brother of Aldo van Eyck; Old German private collection, before 1948. Photograph interior Binnenkant, 1948, by Jan Versnel.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the back side with a handle and painted geometric patterns.
H. 144 x 33,5 cm.
old metal label att. to the handle 'Dr. Reche'. Published: Strauven, Francis (1998) 'The shape of Relativity', 1998, pag. 457.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
with two pairs of breasts on a notched pattern.
L. 55,5 x 48,5 cm.
Published: Straufen, Francis (1998), Aldo van Eyck, The Shape of Relativity, p. 382.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
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
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
below the blade a pair of eyes on both sides.
L. 336 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
with an incised pattern filled with lime and two other spears. One with a notched design, traces of feathers the other a Solomon Islands, Buka spear, the shaft showing a.o. spear spirits, Kagoi, in bas-relief.
265,5 - 262 and 288 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
with polychrome geometrical pattern.
h. 24,4 and diam. 28 cm.
Provenance: Harvey Menist, Amsterdam, 1977.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the bottom with a pierced hole, the interior decorated with fine geometrical painted pattern in black slip on a white ground. With two written numbers on the bottom (restored)
diam. 19,8 and h. 8,3 cm.
Provenance: either Jisker Gallery, Albuquerque or Bishop Gallery, Los Angelos, ca. 1975.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the inner part decorated with fine intricate geometrical painted pattern in black slip on a white ground and four painted arrows on the outer rim. On the bottom a hand written number. (restored)
diam. 19 and h. 8 cm.
Provenance: either Jisker Gallery, Albuquerque or Bishop Gallery, Los Angelos, ca. 1975.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
in the shape of a fruit, with geometrical painted pattern. (restored cracks)
h. 9,3 cm.
Provenance: either Jisker Gallery, Albuquerque or Bishop Gallery, Los Angelos, ca. 1975.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the inner part decorated with fine geometrical painted pattern in black slip on a white ground, on the outer rim markings of black lines.
diam. 20,2 and h. 9,7 cm.
Provenance: either Jisker Gallery, Albuquerque or Bishop Gallery, Los Angelos, ca. 1975. Published: Strauven, Francis (1998) 'The shape of Relativity', 1998, pag. 456..
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the inner part decorated with fine geometrical painted pattern in black slip on a white ground. The smallest bowl with handwritten number on the bottom. (restored cracks)
diam. 13 and 18 cm.
Provenance: either Jisker Gallery, Albuquerque or Bishop Gallery, Los Angelos, ca. 1975.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
with ornamental geometrical pattern
h. 23 cm.
Provenance: Harvey Menist, Amsterdam, 1977.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
leather cape, headdress of four animal hair tufts, feather ear ornaments and natural pigments.
23cm. high
Provenance: Loed van Bussel, Amsterdam, 1990. 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. 14 and 11,6 cm.
Provenance: Harvey Menist, Amsterdam, ca. 1975.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
decorated with a squatting toad on a flattened shaft. Two labels underneath.
L. 14,5 cm.
Provenance: Christie's London, 26-04-1977, lot 51.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
decorated with an owl in high relief.
L. 19,3 cm. mounted.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
depicting an anthropomorphic head with three lead inlays.
h. 5,5 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
L. 34 and 35 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
depicting animals and totems in relief and engraving.
L. ca. 2-5,5 and w. 5 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
in the form of a bird, oily patina
L. 18.5 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
showing a raven, the belly shaped as a anthropomorphic head with on its back a reclining shaman with an eagle and a toad in between.
L. 31,4 cm. on custom made stand.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
both sides depicting a mythological animal in black. With label.
L. 129,7 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the blade on both sides with painted stylized bird heads and geometric pattern.
L161,5 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
on both sides with a central ridge. With red and black pigments. With a horn band.
L. 153 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
constisting of two superimposed anthropomorphic figures, with traces of red and black pigments.
h. 207 cm. mounted.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
the exterior of the scoop showing an engraved depiction of a fish and a spirit figure.
H. 16 cm., mounted
Mathias Lemaire, Amsterdam 1975
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
H. 12,2 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
two birds, a marine animal, an anthropomorphic figure, a half figure and one abstract object.
h. 2.5 - 8,5 and L. 6 and 3,4 cm.
Provenance: probably Snow Goose Associates, Seattle, 1987
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
L. 8,6 cm. mounted
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
bone eyes and three drilled holes at the back.
L. 5,7 cm.
Provenance: Snow Goose Associates, Seattle, 1987.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
L. 19 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
on all four sides engraving of anthropomorphic figures in various activities, pattern blackened.
L. 38,2 cm.
Provenance: Galerie Lemaire, 1987.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
wood inset nostrils, eyes and ears.
L. 4,5 cm., mounted
Provenance: Snow Goose Associates, Seattle, 1987.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
L. 3,2 cm.
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)
two with a drilled hole and vertical incisions, engraved details.
H. 8 to 9 cm., mounted
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
h. 8,6 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
iron blade attached to a bone handle.
w. 10,7 cm. (blade)
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
in the shape of a seal.
L. 3,5 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
H. 9,4 cm. mounted
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
Herewith two miniature hide costumes.
L. 5,5 - 25 cm.
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Oceania, Africa & the Americas (501-845)
plant fibre, wood, bone
W. 13,5 cm.
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