**
Catalogue Foire Art Tribal
Bruxelles
BRUNEAF 2004
22 x 19 cm
sold on Ebay in 2007 6, 11 Euro, in 2009 6 Euro
available from the author of this WWW site 5 Euro
**
Catalogue Foire Art Tribal
Bruxelles
BRUNEAF 2004
22 x 19 cm
sold on Ebay in 2007 6, 11 Euro, in 2009 6 Euro
available from the author of this WWW site 5 Euro
TRIBAL
été 2004 arts africains oceanie
Sommaire
list price 20 Euro
TRIBAL
Le magazine de l'Art Tribal.
Numéro 6 Printemps 2004
Art Africain, Océanien, Indien, Inuit
30X23 cms
146 pages
Texte Français
sold on Ebay in 2009 12 Euro
*
Art Tribal
Printemps 2004
158 pp.
Yoruba
Songye
Art Tribal
Winter 2004
available on Ebay in 2009 7 $
african arts, Winter 2004 Volume XXXVII Number 4
Größe 27 x 21 cm
Auflage Winter 2004
Beschreibung South Africa's Culture of Collecting: The Unofficial History -
Sandra Klopper The Craft Industry in South Africa: A review of Ten Years off
Democracy - Joseph Gaylard Re-enviosning Greater Johannesburg: South African
Heritage Developmnet in the first Decade of Democracy: Elizabeth Deimont After
Aparteid: 10 South African Documentary Photographers - Michael Godby Reimaging
South African National Heritage: Two Ten-Years Democracy Exhibitions - Lize Van
Robbroeck South Africa from North America: Exporting Identities Through Art -
Victoria L. Rovine "From the Bottom of our Hearts": Making Art in a Time of
Struggle - Diana Wylie Art and Politics in a Changing South Africa: Bongi Dhlomo
in Conversation with Michael Godby Sacred Fragments: Looking back at the Art of
Paul Stopforth - Sandra Klopper Tracing Berni Searle - Lisa van der Welt
96 pages
English
available in 2009 16 Euro
Tribal Arts
N°7 Hiver 2004
Afrique Océanie Amérique
130 pages nombreuses photos
sold on Ebay in 2008 16 Euro
KAOS - PARCOURS DES MONDES N°4 - ART D'AFRIQUE, DES AMÉRIQUES, D'ASIE &
D'OCÉANIE
Parution: 2004
Format: 21 x 26 cm
Poids environ 600 grs
Couverture cartonnée.
Toutes les galleries présentées. Nombreuses Ilustrations. En autre, deux trés
bons articles sur le Fang et sur les boucliers aborigenes.
Mots clés: art africain tribal premier primitif negre african
*pdf
Kunstauktionshaus Zemanek-Münster
97070 Würzburg Hörleingasse 3 - 5
36.Tribal-Art-Auktion
(141.Auktion)
am Samstag, 21. Februar 2004
has been online as 36Catalogue.pdf
Galerie Dandrieu-Giovagnoni
FORCE ET INTERIORITE
Paris
2004
31 p.
30 x 21 cm
ill. en couleur.
Texte introductif de Toni Maraini bilingue français-italien.
sold on Ebay in 2009 26 Euro
*
Cornette de Saint Cyr
Arts primitifs et Arts d’Asie
Catalogue
Paris
DROUOT
Vendredi 5 mars 2004
62 pp.
304 lots
Art du Vietnam (coll. d’un amateur, ± 100 lots) et arts primitifs (art africain
et océanien) : au total 304 lots dont ± 150 illustrés en couleur (art africain,
Himalaya, océanien)
ARTS DU VIET NAM-COLLECTION D'UN
AMATEUR-BRACELETS-POIGNARD-BUDDHA-PANNEAU-AISSELLIERS-MASQUES-STATUES-TEXTILES-SABRES-YORUBA-AKAN-BAOULE-KOTA-ESKIMO-DAYAK-ILES
SALOMON-DOGON-IGBO-BAOULE-NOUVELLE IRELANDE-TANZANIE-VANUATU-FON
sold on Ebay in 2007 2, 8 Euro, in 2009 12 Euro
available on Ebay in 2009 5 Euro
Galerie Renaud Vanuxem By Hughes Dubois
Time bless art
Published by Galerie Vanuxem
2004
ISBN 2951810113, 9782951810112
Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at Galerie Vanuxem, Mar. 12-May
15, 2004.
Catalogue Saint Germain
Arts Primitifs
28 mars 2004
30 x 22 cm
270 lots quasi uniquement art africain, 55 illustrés en couleur
Poids - weight = 180 g
sold on Ebay in 2008 12 Euro
Lempertz
Tribal Art Africa
Catalogue
Brussels
1 April 2004
91 p.
179 lots all illustrated in colour
Weight - Poids = 450 g
sold on Ebay in 2008 12 Euro, in 2009 23, 26 Euro, in 2010 11
Euro
available in 2008 28 Euro
*pdf
HÔTEL DES VENTES DE DIJON
SAMEDI 10 AVRIL 2004 - 14 H 00
ART TRIBAL
AFRIQUE - OCÉANIE
ART PRÉCOLOMBIEN
ÉQUATEUR - MEXIQUE - PÉROU
ETHNOGRAPHIE
OBJETS DE DÉCORATION AFRICAINS
has been online as catalogue_18.pdf
*pdf
BLANCHET & ASSOCIÉS
DROUOT-RICHELIEU - Salle 4
VENDREDI 7 MAI 2004 - 14 H 00
ART TRIBAL V
has been online as catalogue_08.pdf
results have been online as html file
*html
Bonhams
Sale 11211 - Tribal Art
New Bond Street
12 May 2004
has been online
*
Sotheby's
AFRICAN, OCEANIC AND PRE-COLUMBIAN auction catalog sale
New York
5/14/04
192 pp.
covering a total of 205 lots
Some of the Tribal highlights: A SUPERB FUJI ISLANDS WHALETOOTH NECKLACE
($10,000-15,000); A FINE AND RARE SENUFO MALE RHYTHM POUNDER ($90,000-120,000);
A RARE AND IMPORTANT YORUBA BOWL BY OLOWE OF ISE ($150,000-250,000); AN
IMPORTANT SONGE, KALEBWE, MALE COMMUNITY POWER FIGURE ($170,000-270,000).
Some
highlights of Pre Columbian: A VERACRUZ FIGURE OF A DIGNITARY, REMOJADAS,
CLASSIC, C. A.D. 450-650 ($15,000-25,000; A ZAPOTEC FIGURAL URN, MONTE ALBAN
IIIA, C. A.D. 200-400 ($20,000-40,000); A LARGE VERAGUAS GOLD BREAST PLATE
($20,000-30,000); A LATE PARACAS/PROTO-NAZCA TEXTILE BORDER, C. 400-100 B.C.
($25,000-35,000).
Here is a listing of the lots with the first number being the lot number then the item description and then the actual sale price sold:
3 A LAKE SENTANI DANCE STAFF 3,900
4 A FINE AND RARE NEW GUINEA, LOWER SEPIK RIVER, MALE FIGURE 21,600
5 A FINE MASSIM CEREMONIAL CLUB 7,200
6 A MASSIM MALE FIGURE 2,400
8 A RARE NEW GUINEA, UPPER SEPIK RIVER, WASHKUK HILLS, NUKUMA MALE FIGURE 16,800
10 A FINE AND RARE NEW GUINEA, UPPER SEPIK REGION, APRIL RIVER, SHIELD 48,000
11 A FINE NEW GUINEA, LOWER SEPIK RIVER, SINGRIN, MALE FIGURE 34,800
12 A NEW CALEDONIAN HOUSE FINIAL 7,200
13 A NEW GUINEA, EAST SEPIK PROVINCE, WARASEI PEOPLE, YAM CULT FEMALE FIGURE 16,800
15 A NEW GUINEA, SEPIK RIVER, CASSOWARY BONE DAGGER 1,440
16 A NEW GUINEA, MIDDLE SEPIK RIVER, CHAMBRI LAKE, FOOD HOOK 3,600
18 A RARE FIJI ISLANDS WHALETOOTH NECKLACE 6,600
19 A MARQUESAS ISLANDS STILT STEP 3,000
20 A TONGAN ISLANDS NECKREST 9,000
22 A HAWAIIAN BOWL 6,600
24 A HAWAIIAN BOWL 3,600
25 A SUPERB FIJI ISLANDS WHALETOOTH NECKLACE 9,600
26 A BAMANA ANTELOPE HEADDRESS 28,800
28 l - A FINE DOGON LADDER 9,000
30 A FINE BAMANA FEMALE FIGURE 12,000
31 A DOGON FEMALE CARYATID FIGURE 9,600
32 A FINE LOBI HEAD 21,600
33 A FINE DOGON MASK 42,000
35 A DOGON TORSO 5,400
36 SUPERB LOBI MALE AND FEMALE PAIR 19,200
37 A GURO MASK 21,600
38 AN IVORY COAST, BONDOUKOU REGION, BEDU MASK 24,000
39 A DAN MASK 5,100
40 A DAN FEMALE PORTRAIT FIGURE 12,000
41 A GROUP OF SIX DAN PASSPORT MASKS 9,600
42 A YORUBA TEXTILE 7,800
43 A FINE MENDE TEXTILE 4,800
44 A RARE DAN CHIEF'S CEREMONIAL ROBE 11,400
45 A DAN MASK 4,800
47 A FINE DAN MASK 20,400
48 A FINE GROUP OF THREE BAULE BRASS MASKETTES 2,280
49 A FINE BAULE FEMALE FIGURE 24,000
50 A FINE AND RARE SENUFO MALE RHYTHM POUNDER 102,000
51 A FINE BAULE MALE AND FEMALE PAIR 16,800
52 AN ANYI, KRINJABO REGION, TERRACOTTA FEMALE FIGURE 13,200
53 AN IMPORTANT IGBO FEMALE FIGURE 90,000
54 A FINE AND RARE URHOBO HEADDRESS 18,000
55 A FINE MAMBILA MASK 10,800
56 A FINE YORUBA EPA HEADDRESS BY FASHIKU ALAYE OF IKERIN 54,000
57 A RARE URHOBO MALE SHRINE FIGURE 14,400
58 A RARE PAIR OF EWE TWIN FIGURES 4,800
59 A FINE PAIR OF YORUBA TWIN FIGURES 9,000
60 A RARE AND IMPORTANT YORUBA BOWL BY OLOWE OF ISE 534,400
61 A RARE SURINAME RAIN FOREST, POSSIBLY SARAMAKA, DOOR 8,400
62 A FANG MALE RELIQUARY GUARDIAN FIGURE 12,000
63 A RARE GABONESE, PROBABLY ADUMA, MASK 19,200
64 A CENTRAL AFRICAN, PROBABLY FANG, BELLOWS 10,800
65 A RARE CAMEROON/NORTHERN GABON, FANG FEMALE RELIQUARY GUARDIAN FIGURE 108,000
66 A RARE SOUTHERN CENTRAL AFRICAN, PROBABLY KANYOK, CEREMONIAL ADZE 8,400
67 A LUBA KIFWEBE MASK 4,800
69 A RARE CENTRAL AFRICAN, ZELA, SEATED FEMALE FIGURE 39,000
70 A LUBA MALE AND FEMALE PAIR 11,400
71 A SUPERB LUBA SHANKADI FEMALE CARYATID STOOL 36,000
72 AN IMPORTANT SONGE, KALEBWE, MALE COMMUNITY POWER FIGURE 489,600
73 A SUPERB KUBA HELMET MASK 19,200
74 A TSHOKWE MASK 8,400
76 A FINE AND RARE GOMA MALE FIGURE 36,000
79 A FINE TSHOKWE MALE FIGURE 51,000
80 A FINE MAKONDE BODY MASK 10,200
81 A SOUTHEAST AFRICAN STAFF 4,200
82 A RARE SOUTHEAST AFRICAN MALE AND FEMALE PAIR 31,200
83 A FINE SOUTH AFRICAN, TSONGA, NECKREST 4,800
84 A FINE AND RARE SOUTH AFRICAN, PROBABLY TSONGA, NECKREST 9,000
100 A MOCHE PORTRAIT HEAD VESSEL, 7,800
101 A MOCHE FIGURAL VESSEL, 3,840
103 A NAZCA POLYCHROME HEAD VESSEL, 6,600
104 A LATE PARACAS/PROTO-NAZCA TEXTILE BORDER, 42,000
105 A NAZCA-HUARI TUNIC, ATARCO STYLE, 36,000
106 A HUARI TEXTILE BAND, SOUTH COAST, 25,200
107 A CHAVIN GOLD ORNAMENT, 4,800
108 A HUARI GOLD PLUME, SOUTH COAST, 5,400
109 A MOCHE IV PORTRAIT HEAD VESSEL, 6,000
111 A LARGE MOCHE PORTRAIT HEAD VESSEL, 10,200
112 A MIDDLE CHIMU GOLD BEAKER, SICÁN, 18,000
113 TWO CHIMU GOLD NECKLACES, 11,400
114 A LARGE LATE CHIMU/INCA SILVER FACE BEAKER, 84,000
115 GROUP OF FIVE PERUVIAN AND COSTA RICAN OBJECTS, 3,600
116 A LARGE TIAHUANACO STONE HEAD, LAKE TITICACA REGION, 5,700
117 A CALIMA MASK, CAUCA VALLEY REGION, 36,000
118 A NAZCA TIE-DYE TEXTILE, 7,200
119 A LARGE CHIMU WOOD FIGURAL POST, 60,000
120 A MUISCA GOLD FIGURE 6,600
121 A SINÚ GOLD BODY ORNAMENT, 7,200
122 A VERAGUAS GOLD AVIAN PENDANT, 9,600
123 A CALIMA GOLD PECTORAL, 24,000
124 THREE DIQUÍS/VERAGUAS GOLD PECTORALS, 12,000
126 A LARGE VERAGUAS GOLD BREAST PLATE, 48,000
127 A COSTA RICAN JADE AXE-GOD, 9,000
128 A COSTA RICAN JADE AXE-GOD, 5,160
129 THREE COSTA RICAN STONE TROPHY HEADS, ATLANTIC WATERSHED REGION, 6,600
130 THREE NICOYA POLYCHROME HEAD VESSELS, GUANACASTE-NICOYA REGION, 4,800
131 A COSTA RICAN TROPHY HEAD, HUETAR STYLE, ATLANTIC WATERSHED REGION, 4,500
132 A COSTA RICAN STONE EFFIGY METATE, GUANACASTE-NICOYA REGION, 11,400
133 A DIQUÍS STONE FIGURE HOLDING A TROPHY HEAD, 6,600
134 A COSTA RICAN JAGUAR VESSEL, NICOYA REGION, 13,200
135 A COSTA RICAN STONE ZOOMORPHIC METATE, GUANACASTE-NICOYA REGION, 7,800
136 A DIQUÍS STONE FIGURE WITH ANIMAL HEAD, 5,700
137 A MEZCALA STONE FIGURE, TYPE M10, 13,200
138 AN OLMEC STONE MASK, 72,000
140 AN OLMEC SEATED FIGURE, LAS BOCAS, 10,800
142 A TLATILCO STANDING FIGURE, 22,800
143 AN OLMEC SEATED FIGURE, CENTRAL MEXICO, 18,000
144 SIX COLIMA FIGURINES, 4,200
145 AN OLMEC BLACKWARE BOWL, 4,800
146 TWO CHINESCO FIGURES, 4,200
147 TWO WEST MEXICAN FIGURES, 4,800
148 A JALISCO MALE FIGURE, AMECA STYLE, 6,000
149 A JALISCO SEATED FEMALE, AMECA STYLE, 4,200
151 A NAYARIT KNEELING FEMALE FIGURE, SAN SEBASTIÁN STYLE, 13,200
152 A NAYARIT SEATED MUSICIAN, IXTLÁN DEL RIO STYLE, 6,600
153 A LARGE PIHUAMO FIGURE, 7,200
154 A NAYARIT STANDING COUPLE, IXTLÁN DEL RIO STYLE, 6,600
155 A NAYARIT SEATED COUPLE, IXTLÁN DEL RIO STYLE, 8,400
156 A COLIMA FEMALE FIGURE WITH RASP, 5,400
163 A NAYARIT STANDING FIGURE, SAN SEBASTIÁN STYLE, 3,600
164 A NAYARIT SEATED MALE FIGURE, SAN SEBASTIÁN STYLE, OJOS VARIANT, 3,900
165 A JALISCO EFFIGY VESSEL, 7,200
170 A TEOTIHUACAN MASK, 14,400
171 A VERACRUZ CARVED BOWL, 3,600
172 A ZAPOTEC FIGURAL URN, MONTE ALBAN IIIA/B, 6,600
173 A VERACRUZ SMILING FIGURE, REMOJADAS, 7,200
174 A VERACRUZ FIGURE OF A DIGNITARY, REMOJADAS, 84,000
175 A ZAPOTEC FIGURAL URN, MONTE ALBAN IIIA, 125,600
176 A LARGE VERACRUZ EFFIGY VESSEL 36,000
177 A TEOTIHUACAN INCENSARIO LID, PACIFIC SLOPE REGION, ESCUINTLA STYLE, 16,800
178 A VERACRUZ FIGURAL DOUBLE FLUTE, 9,000
180 A VERACRUZ STONE HACHA, 14,400
181 A VERACRUZ STONE EFFIGY YOKE, 34,800
184 A MAYAN GREEN STONE HEAD HACHA, 32,400
185 A MAYAN POLYCHROME VASE, 14,400
186 A MAYAN POLYCHROME CYLINDER VASE, HONDURAS, 7,200
187 A MAYAN POLYCHROME VESSEL, 7,800
188 A MAYAN SEATED FIGURE, JAINA, 4,800
189 A MAYAN SEATED DIGNITARY, JAINA, 6,000
190 A MAYAN MOLDED FIGURE, TIQUISATE REGION 3,600
191 A MAYAN FIGURAL WHISTLE, JAINA, 6,000
192 A LARGE MAYAN POLYCHROME PLATE, 18,000
193 A FINE MAYAN POLYCHROME PLATE, 36,000
194 A MAYAN CARVED CYLINDER VASE, 7,200
195 A MAYAN POLYCHROME CYLINDER VESSEL, 10,800
196 A MAYAN CARVED TRIPOD VESSEL, 9,600
197 A MAYAN STONE BOWL, ULÚA VALLEY, 7,200
198 A MAYAN CARVED CREAMWARE BOWL, 12,000
199 A MAYAN STONE BOWL, ULÚA VALLEY, 8,400
200 A MAYAN STONE HEAD HACHA, PACIFIC SLOPE REGION, 6,000
201 A MAYAN CEREMONIAL FLINT, 18,000
204 TWO MAYAN SEATED FIGURES, JAINA, 7,200
sold on Ebay in 2007 13, 22 $, in 2008 12, 13, 17, 24 $, in 2009
20 Euro, 10, 15 $
Zemanek-Münster - Tribal Art
Auktion 37
Größe 27 x 20 cm
Erschienen 15. Mai 2004
Würzburg
Sprache - Deutsch und Englisch
Taschenbuch
Seiten - 174
Afrika und Ozeanien
available in 2009 25 Euro
Cornette de Saint Cyr
Catalogue Vente
Arts primitifs – Arts d’Asie – Archéologie - Estampes japonaises - 317 lots
(illustrés en couleur pour la moitié)
Paris
Mercredi 9 juin 2004
62 p.
Estampes japonaises (± 80 lots) - Arts d’Asie (± 50 lots) - Arts primitifs (art
africain ± 100 lots)...
Dans ce catalogue on trouve en particulier des estampes japonaises (Buncho,
Utamaro, Toyokuni, Hokusai, Eisen, Hiroshige, Kunisada, Kuniyoshi...) des
sculptures de Chine, de Thailande, du Tibet et du Ghandara et des objets d'art
primitifs provenant du Congo, de Tanzanie, du Gabon, du Bénin, du Nigéria, de
Côte d'Ivoire, du Burkina-Faso, du Mali, de Guinée, de Nouvelle Guinée et la
vente se termine sur une collection de massues océaniennes
sold on Ebay in 2007 8 Euro, in 2008 8, 9 Euro, in 2009 23
Euro
available on Ebay in 2007 45 $
*
Calmels Cohen
Vente aux enchères publiques
Jeudi 10 Juin 2004 - Vendredi 11 juin 2004
PARIS - DROUOT MONTAIGNE 15, avenue Montaigne - 75008 Paris
ARTS PRIMITIFS - ARCHÉOLOGIE
186 pp.
Experts : Pour les Arts Primitifs Alain de MONBRISON Pierre AMROUCHE Pour les
Arts Précolombiens Jacques BLAZY Pour l'Archéologie Cabinet de SERRES Pour les
Arts d'Asie Pierre ANSAS
Statue, Gobelet, Masque, Siege, Cloche, Massue, Maternité, Taburet,
Appuie-nuque...
Teke, Bulul, Bambala, Baoule, Kota, Dogon, Cula Cula, Yombe, Luba, Kuba, Yaka...
sold on Ebay in 2007 12 Euro, in 2008 33 Euro, in 2009 5, 9 Euro
available on Ebay in 2007 20, 35 Euro, in 2008 20 Euro, in 2009
18, 25, 30 Euro, in 2010 39 Euro
Christie's Paris
Art Africain, Oceanien et Precolombien
6/14/04
This post auction catalog consists of 172 pages with 426 lots mostly
illustrated in color and all described in detail.
The sale has a total of 426 lots.
All items are described in detail and most fully illustrated in color.
A FEW EXAMPLES OF AFRICAN, PRE COLUMBIAN, OCEANIC ARTIFACTS:
two shrunken heads, amazonian club, Batak, Dayak, Aborigene, masks, jewelry, shields, figurine
statues, Maori, paddles, clubs, Yoruba, Benin, ivory, carved furniture, Cameroon
beaded figure, Pre Columbian gold, pottery, carved stone.
sold on Ebay in 2008 10, 11, 14, 30 Euro
available in 2007 45 $
available on Ebay in 2008 25 $, in 2009 30 $
EXPOSITION GALERIE RATTON-HOURDE
JUIN 2004
ATLANTES & CARYATIDES
77 pages
*
Sotheby's
Art Africain Et Océanien Collection Peter et Veena Schnell
Paris
Mardi 15 Juin 2004
83 p.
geïllustreerd / illustré
27 x 21 cm
386 g
sold on Ebay in 2007 26 Euro, in 2008 20, 23, 30 Euro, in 2009
36 Euro
*
Sotheby's
15 June 2004
African Tribal Oceania Oceanic
127 pp.
This is the one (Divers Amateurs) of the two volume book set for the Sotheby's
auction sale PF4005
held in Paris
Art Africain et Oceanien collection Peter et Veena Schnell; and Art Africain et
Oceanien divers amateurs
covering a total of 204 lots over the two volumes; this volume covers lots 81
through 204.
Items include: figures, masks, paddles, spears, weapons.
673 g
Here is a listing of the items in the sale with the first number
being the lot number then the item description and then the price at which it
sold:
81 f - BOUCLIER, BAS-SÉPIK , NOUVELLE-GUINÉE 3,600
82 STATUE TOTOK, NORD DE LA NOUVELLE-IRLANDE 19,200
83 TRÈS RARE ET ANCIEN MASQUE-HEAUME, ÎLES WITU, NOUVELLE-BRETAGNE 72,000
84 PENDENTIF, ÎLES DE SANTA CRUZ (S.E. DES ÎLES SALOMON) 6,000
91 ETOFFE DE TAPA, FIDJI, POLYNÉSIE 540
92 LANCE, ÎLES SALOMON 960
93 MASSUE, ÎLE RAROTONGA, ÎLES COOK 14,400
94 ETOFFE DE TAPA, FIDJI, POLYNÉSIE 1,200
95 ETOFFE DE TAPA, FIDJI, POLYNÉSIE 660
98 EXCEPTIONNELLE STATUE FÉMININE, MENDE, SIERRA LÉONE 120,000
100 ECHELLE, DOGON, MALI 7,440
101 MASQUE , BAMANA, MALI 6,000
102 MASQUE , BAMANA, MALI 3,600
103 STATUETTE EN CUIVRE , DOGON, MALI 2,400
104 UN PENDENTIF, DOGON ET UNE STATUETTE, GIMBALA , MALI 1,680
105 SCULPTURE D'AUTEL, DOGON, MALI 3,600
107 MATERNITÉ , LOBI, BURKINA-FASO 3,120
109 STATUE, LOBI, BURKINA-FASO 6,600
116 STATUE, WASALA , GHANA 5,400
117 TRÈS BELLE STATUE FÉMININE, BAULÉ, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 55,200
118 STATUETTE FÉMININE, BAULÉ, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 1,800
119 STATUETTE, BAULÉ, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 1,800
120 BÂTON, BAULÉ, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 1,800
121 MASQUE, BAULÉ, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 4,200
124 f - MASQUE, GURO, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 24,000
125 STATUE, AKYÉ, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 9,600
130 f - TRÈS BELLE CUILLER ANTHROPOMORPHE, DAN, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 24,000
131 MASQUE , DAN, CÔTE D’IVOIRE 4,560
134 f - MASQUE, DAN, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 11,760
135 MASQUE, CÔTE D'IVOIRE, RÉGION DE BONDOUKOU 10,800
137 MATERNITÉ , SÉNUFO, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 4,800
144 STATUE DE FEMME ASSISE, SÉNUFO, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 52,800
145 COUPE À OFFRANDES, YORUBA, RÉGION D'IKITI, NIGERIA 4,320
148 BÂTON OSE SANGO, YORUBA, NIGERIA 8,160
153 COUPLE DE STATUES, CHAMBA, NIGERIA 4,200
154 COUPLE DE STATUES, CHAMBA, NIGERIA 3,000
155 STATUETTE , WAJA, NIGERIA 600
156 PANNEAU, EJAGHAM, RÉGION DE LA CROSS RIVER , NIGERIA 2,400
157 MASQUE HEAUME, IGALA, NIGERIA 22,800
158 MASQUE , IGBO, NIGERIA 7,920
160 STATUETTE, TSOGHO, GABON 2,400
161 STATUETTE FÉMININE , PUNU, GABON 5,400
162 FIGURE MASCULINE DE RELIQUAIRE , FANG, GABON 31,200
163 FIGURE MASCULINE DE RELIQUAIRE, FANG, GABON 78,000
168 STATUE, MBETE, GABON 14,400
171 RARE STATUE D'HOMME ASSIS, TÉKÉ, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 19,200
172 IMPORTANTE STATUE MASCULINE, TÉKÉ, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 33,600
173 STATUETTE , DONDO, CONGO 2,400
178 COLLIER, RÉGION DU BAS-CONGO, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 3,000
179 RARE ET ANCIEN COUPLE DE STATUES, NGBANDI, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 60,000
180 STATUE, SONGYE, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 45,600
181 PIPE, LUENA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 2,760
186 SCEPTRE, TSHOKWE, ANGOLA 22,800
190 ENSEMBLE DE ONZE LANCES , BATELELA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 600
191 STATUETTE FÉMININE, BENALULUA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 960
194 STATUE FÉMININE, BATELELA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 1,200
195 ENSEMBLE DE DIX LANCES, BATELELA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 600
196 ENSEMBLE COMPOSÉ D'UN COUTEAU ET D'UNE FIGURINE DE PANGOLIN, LÉGA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 660
197 MASQUETTE, LÉGA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 4,800
198 FIGURINE EN IVOIRE, LÉGA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 2,400
199 BRACELET EN IVOIRE, ETHIOPIE 2,160
201 PANNEAU, GORAGUÉ, ETHIOPIE 4,200
sold on Ebay in 2007 25, 27 $, 12, 14, 17 Euro, in 2008 15, 19, 20,
29 Euro, in 2009 17 Euro
*
Galerie Koller
Afrikanische Kunst
Auktionskatalog
Auktion: 26 Juni 2004
66 Seiten
sold on Ebay in 2007 18 Euro
sold by Zemanek in 2007 50 Euro
available on Ebay in 2007 28 $, in 2008 28 $
Zemanek-Münster
Tribal Art - Auktion 38/39
Größe 27 x 20 cm
Erschienen 4. September 2004
Würzburg
Sprache - Deutsch und Englisch
Taschenbuch
Seiten - 336
Afrika, Ozeanien, Südamerika, Asien und Nordamerika
available in 2009 25 Euro
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ART TRIBAL VI
Catalogue de la vente du 21 septembre 2004
à Drouot
Blanchet
Format 27 x 21 cm
90 pages
304 lots décrits et la plupart reproduits en couleurs
Dans ce catalogue, sont reproduites des oeuvres d'art des indiens de l'Amazonie
(superbe ensemble de plumes d'Amazonie), de l'art des indiens des plaines et de
l'Amérique du Nord, de l'art de l'amérique précolombienne (dont une collection
de textiles péruviens), de l'art africain, de l'art d'Océanie et d'Indonésie
has been online as catalogue_09.pdf
results have been online as html file
sold on Ebay in 2007 5, 10 Euro
Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen
Auktionskatalog
Afrikanische und Ozeanische Kunst
Hamburg
2004-09-25
112 Seiten
Grösse 26,5 cm x 21cm
376 Auktionsstücke, Abbildungen in Farbe, Hochglanz
sold on Ebay in 2007 16 Euro, in 2008 13, 15 Euro
available on Ebay in 2008 18 $, in 2009 18 $
CATALOGUE DE VENTE à l'Hôtel de vente de SENS
AFRIQUE, AMERIQUE, OCEANIE ET DIVERS
expert: SERGE REYNES
23/10/2004
superbes objets avec de belles provenances
catalogue de format différent des habituel (plus petit en taille, mais plus
condensé)
sold in 2007 on Ebay 11 Euro
Among the Oceanic works offered in the sale is a superb New Guinea flute-stopper male figure from a European Private Collection has crescent-shaped eyes, a pierced nose and a crown of cassowary feathers, pictured right (est. $280/350,000). Carved without the use of metal tools, this magnificent figure was used for ceremonial purposes and mounted on a bamboo flute in Lower Sepik River, Yuat River, Biwat.
The Pre-Columbian section will feature approximately thirty works from
The Charles Pankow Collection, which comprises a distinguished group of Maya
ceramic objects with notable examples of both polychrome and carved vessels
and a concentration of Jaina figures. Made for both the ruling class and
popular use, the Maya material provides a close look at characters in the
iconography of the Maya myth, the Popul Vuh, and sheds light on the ideals
of Maya society. From this collection is a Mayan standing dignitary Jaina,
Late Classic, ca. A.D. 550-950, pictured left, a figure with a simple
loincloth, jade ornaments and headband holding back a fringed coiffure (est.
$15/20,000). Also from the Pre-Columbian offering is a fine Mayan codex
vessel, Late Classic, ca. A.D. 550-950, well-published and widely recognized
and for its importance within the repertoire of codex vessels, pictured
below (est. $100/150,000). Among the most elegantly painted vase of the
school typified by the Princeton vase, the iconography eloquently
illustrates one of the most important figures of the Maya pantheon, the aged
deity Pawatuun, a principal god of the scribes, instructing young lords.
Another feature of this section is a large Maya lidded blackware vessel,
Early Classic, ca. A.D. 250-450, majestic in proportion with a high-domed
lid and rattle tetrapod legs (est. $100/150,000). The vessel is
finely-incised with two panels on the exterior and vividly depicts
iconography of the Underworld of Maya mythology, a zoomorphic creature with
a scrolled pupil on the watery surface of the Underworld.
Here is a listing of the lots with the first number being the lot number
then the item description and then the actual sale price sold:
2 A FINE AUSTRALIAN, ABORIGINAL, SHELL PENDANT 3,000
4 A RARE LETI ISLANDS, SOUTHEAST MOLUCCAS, MALE ALTAR FIGURE 25,200
5 A RARE BATAK PAIR OF MALE AND FEMALE FIGURES 8,400
7 A SUPERB MASSIM LIME SPATULA 10,800
9 A NEW GUINEA, MASSIM, DANCE SHIELD 4,800
10 A RARE TROBRIAND ISLANDS, MILNE BAY PROVINCE, MALE FIGURE 39,000
11 A FINE VANUATU, BANKS ISLANDS, DISH 4,800
12 A RARE NEW GUINEA, EASTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE, STONE MORTAR 39,000
13 A FINE NEW GUINEA, PAPUAN GULF, KEREWA, ANCESTOR FIGURE 25,200
16 A NEW IRELAND DANCE HEADDRESS 16,800
17 A NEW IRELAND DANCE HEADDRESS 24,000
18 A FINE NEW IRELAND MASK 19,200
20 A RAMU RIVER MASK 9,000
21 A RARE AND IMPORTANT UPPER SEPIK REGION, APRIL RIVER, SHIELD 31,200
22 A SUPERB NEW GUINEA, LOWER SEPIK RIVER, YUAT RIVER, BIWAT, FLUTE-STOPPER MALE FIGURE 276,800
23 A FINE NEW CALEDONIAN ROOF FINIAL 21,600
24 A FINE AND RARE SEPIK RIVER, MURIK LAKES, KARAU VILLAGE, PADDLE BY LUDWIG SOMARE SANA 4,800
25 A FINE AND RARE CENTRAL VANUATU, TONGOA ISLAND, BIRD FIGURE 72,000
27 A FINE AND RARE VANUATU, EASTERN MALEKULA, MALE FIGURE 54,000
28 A PHOTO ALBUM BY DUFTY BROTHERS STUDIO, LEVUKA, FIJI, CIRCA 1871 - 1886 3,000
29 A RARE MARQUESAS ISLANDS CLUB 11,400
30 A RARE FIJI ISLANDS CLUB 4,800
31 A SUPERB FIJI ISLANDS CLUB 9,000
32 A FINE FIJI ISLANDS CLUB 3,360
33 A HAWAIIAN MARINE IVORY PENDANT 4,800
34 A FIJI ISLANDS WHALETOOTH NECKLACE 8,400
35 A SUPERB MAORI GREENSTONE FIGURE 14,400
37 A FINE MAORI BASALT HANDCLUB 5,400
39 A FINE BAMANA, BOUGOUNI OR DIOÏLA REGION, HEADDRESS 12,000
40 A BAMANA FEMALE FIGURE 4,800
41 A MENDE FEMALE FIGURE 5,400
43 A DOGON MATERNITY FIGURE 3,600
45 A SUPERB BAMANA FEMALE FIGURE 24,000
46 A FINE AND RARE DOGON, KAMBARI, BARASSARA REGION, PAIR OF MALE AND FEMALE FIGURES 63,000
48 A BAMANA MONKEY MASK 14,400
49 A FINE DOGON, NIONGOM OR TELLEM, FIGURE 32,400
50 A FINE SENUFO EQUESTRIAN FIGURE 16,800
51 A FINE AND RARE GOLA HELMET MASK 12,000
54 A FINE SENUFO MASK 7,800
55 A FINE YAURE MASK 15,600
56 A BAULE PORTRAIT MASK 4,800
57 AN ATTIE FIGURE 9,600
58 A FINE SENUFO FEMALE RHYTHM POUNDER 54,000
59 A FINE SENUFO FIRESPITTER MASK 21,600
60 A MOSSI MASK 6,000
62 A GROUP OF SIX DAN PASSPORT MASKS 2,400
64 A DAN FEMALE PORTRAIT FIGURE 4,800
67 A SUPERB DAN-WOBE MASK 51,000
69 A LOBI IVORY PENDANT 8,400
70 A FINE AND RARE BAULE IVORY COMB 13,200
71 A FINE YORUBA, OWO REGION, IVORY DAGGER 2,040
72 A FINE BENIN MEMORIAL HEAD 19,200
73 A RARE AND IMPORTANT BENIN IVORY BRACELET, CIRCA 16TH CENTURY 220,800
76 A SUPERB YORUBA GELEDE HEADDRESS 24,000
77 A PAIR OF YORUBA GELEDE HEADDRESSES 9,600
78 A FINE YORUBA GELEDE MASK 6,000
79 A FINE AND RARE YORUBA, OWO REGION, RAM'S HEAD ALTARPIECE 57,000
80 A RARE YORUBA, OWO REGION, RAM'S HEAD ALTARPIECE 9,000
81 A FINE YORUBA GELEDE MASK 14,400
82 AN IGBO MAIDEN SPIRIT MASK 12,000
83 A RARE IGBO MAIDEN SPIRIT MASK 24,000
84 AN IJO WATER SPIRIT HEADDRESS 12,000
85 A FINE MAMA HEADCREST 19,200
86 A NIGERIAN, POSSIBLY MAMA, FEMALE FIGURE 10,200
89 A FINE FON, ABOMEY REGION, POWER FIGURE 7,200
93 A GROUP OF THREE FON CEREMONIAL AXES 3,900
94 THREE CAMEROON STOOLS 32,400
95 AN EKOI HEAD CREST 7,200
96 A RARE BANGWA HEADDRESS 16,800
98 A FINE BABANKI CHIEF'S STOOL 15,600
100 AN IMPORTANT BANGWA COMMEMORATIVE FIGURE OF A KING 1,072,000
101 A BAKOTA RELIQUARY GUARDIAN FIGURE 9,600
102 A SUPERB SANGO RELIQUARY GUARDIAN FIGURE 48,000
103 A SUPERB BAKOTA RELIQUARY GUARDIAN FIGURE 31,200
104 A FINE AND RARE PUNU MASK 28,800
106 A GROUP OF FOUR CENTRAL AFRICAN COMBS 13,200
107 A PENDE IVORY PENDANT 5,400
108 A FINE KUBA MASK 15,600
109 A FINE KONGO MASK 15,600
110 A SUPERB KONGO POWER FIGURE 45,000
112 A BENALULUA TOBACCO MORTAR 4,200
113 A FINE SONGE KIFWEBE MASK 14,400
114 A RARE AND IMPORTANT SONGE STOOL 84,000
117 A FINE AND RARE PRE-BEMBE, SIKASINGO, MALE ANCESTOR FIGURE 72,000
118 A FINE AND RARE PRE-BEMBE, SIKASINGO, MALE ANCESTOR FIGURE 78,000
119 A RARE PRE-BEMBE, SIKASINGO, MALE ANCESTOR FIGURE 15,600
121 A FINE SONGE FEMALE POWER FIGURE 84,000
122 A PENDE DEFORMATION MASK 14,400
123 A FINE PENDE MASK 6,000
124 A FINE LUNDA FEMALE FIGURE 10,800
125 A PAIR OF PENDE MALE AND FEMALE FIGURES 10,200
126 A RARE KUBA FEMALE FIGURE 39,000
127 A FINE KUBA TEXTILE 8,400
128 A FINE KUYU FEMALE FIGURE 4,800
130 A RARE SOUTHEAST AFRICAN DOUBLE FIGURE 8,400
131 A SOUTHEAST AFRICAN PRESTIGE STAFF 5,700
132 A SOUTHEAST AFRICAN, TSONGA OR NORTHERN NGUNI, MALE AND FEMALE PAIR 5,100
203 A MOCHE II EFFIGY VESSEL, CA. A.D. 100-200 8,400
204 A PAIR OF MOCHE GOLD AND TURQUOISE EAR ORNAMENTS, MIDDLE MOCHE, CA. A.D. 200-500 9,600
206 A SOUTH COAST FEATHER PANEL, EARLY HUARI, CA. A.D. 600-800 9,000
207 A NAZCA TEXTILE PANEL, CA. A.D. 300-600 4,800
208 A NAZCA TIE-DYE TEXTILE PANEL, CA. A.D. 300-600 7,200
211 A CHIMU WOOD FIGURE AND AN INCA/EARLY COLONIAL WOOD KERO, CA. A.D. 1300-1560 12,000
212 A SOUTH COAST WOOD CEREMONIAL PADDLE, ICA VALLEY REGION, LATE INTERMEDIATE HORIZON, CA. A.D. 1100-1400 19,200
213 TWO INCA SILVER FEMALE FIGURES, CA. A.D. 1470-1532 6,600
214 A LARGE LATE CHIMU/INCA SILVER FACE BEAKER, CA. A.D. 1300-1500 28,800
216 A TUMACO FIGURE OF A SHARK, COASTAL REGION, CA. 300 B.C.-A.D. 300 4,800
217 A TOLIMA GOLD NECKLACE CA. A.D. 500-1000 20,400
218 A NARIÑO GOLD DISK, PIARTAL PERIOD, CA. A.D. 500-1000 11,400
221 A MUISCA GOLD FIGURE, CA. A.D. 1300-1500 3,600
222 THREE PANAMANIAN/COSTA RICAN GOLD ORNAMENTS, CA. A.D. 800-1200 7,200
223 A DIQUÍS GOLD FIGURAL PENDANT, CA. A.D. 800-1200 7,200
224 A VERAGUAS GOLD AVIAN PENDANT, CA. A.D. 800-1200 5,100
225 A MUISCA GOLD FIGURE, CA. A.D. 1300-1500 4,680
226 FOUR SINÚ GOLD RINGS, CA. A.D. 500-1000 3,000
228 A COSTA RICAN STONE MACE HEAD, GUANACASTE/NICOYA REGION, LATE PERIOD, CA. A.D. 1-500 6,000
229 A VERAGUAS GOLD DOUBLE-BIRD PENDANT AND COLOMBIAN NECKLACE CA. A.D. 500-1200 6,600
230 FOUR PANAMANIAN/COSTA RICAN GOLD ORNAMENTS, CA. A.D. 800-1500 5,100
233 A COSTA RICAN STONE EFFIGY METATE, ATLANTIC WATERSHED REGION, CA. A.D. 1000-1500 13,200
234 AN OLMECOID STONE FROG, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN HIGHLAND REGION, LATE PRECLASSIC/PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.- A.D. 250 13,200
235 AN OLMEC STONE FIGURE, MIDDLE PRECLASSIC, CA. 900-600 B.C. 7,200
236 AN OLMEC STONE FIGURE, MIDDLE PRECLASSIC, CA. 900-600-B.C. 45,000
237 AN OLMEC JADE CELT, MIDDLE PRECLASSIC, CA. 900-600 B.C. 15,600
239 A SULTEPEC OBSIDIAN MASK, LATE PRECLASSIC, CA. 300-100 B.C. 8,400
240 A GUERRERO STONE FIGURAL SCEPTER, POSSIBLY XOCHIPALA REGION, LATE PRECLASSIC, CA. 300-100 B.C. 36,000
241 A JALISCO FACE MASK, AMECA STYLE, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 7,800
243 A CHINESCO SEATED FIGURE, TYPE C, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 33,000
245 A COLIMA DOG VESSEL, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 7,200
246 A JALISCO MOTHER AND CHILD, AMECA STYLE PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C-A.D. 250 30,000
247 A COLIMA STANDING DOG, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 7,800
248 AN AZTEC STONE HEAD OF A YOUTH, CA. A.D. 1300-1521, 10,800
250 A VERACRUZ ARTICULATED FIGURE, CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 450-650 16,800
251 A TEOTIHUACAN STONE MASK, CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 450-650 21,600
253 A MAYA POLYCHROME CYLINDER VESSEL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 7,800
255 A LARGE MAYA LIDDED BLACKWARE VESSEL, EARLY CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 250-450 114,000
256 A FINE MAYAN CODEX VESSEL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 299,200
259 A MAYA STONE VESSEL, ULÚA VALLEY, EARLY POSTCLASSIC, CA. A.D. 900-1200 16,800
260 A MAYA STONE HACHA OF A BIRD, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 18,000
262 A MAYA STONE FIGURE LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 13,200
263 TWO COLIMA FIGURES, LATE PRECLASSIC/PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 300 B.C.-A.D. 250 4,800
264 A LARGE NAYARIT STANDING WARRIOR, SAN SEBASTIÁN STYLE, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 4,800
267 A JALISCO SEATED COUPLE, AMECA STYLE, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C-A.D. 250 6,720
269 TWO CHINESCO SEATED FIGURES, TYPE A, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 15,600
270 A COLIMA STANDING DOG, PROTOCLASSIC, CA. 100 B.C.-A.D. 250 6,600
273 A TEOTIHUACAN STONE MASK, GUERRERO REGION, EARLY CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 250-450 7,800
274 A TEOTIHUACAN STONE FACE PANEL, CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 450-650 5,700
275 TWO MAYA POLYCHROME VESSELS, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 4,500
276 A MAYA POLYCHROME CYLINDER VESSEL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 6,000
277 A MAYA POLYCHROME CYLINDER VESSEL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 8,400
280 A MAYA SEATED FEMALE FIGURE, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 5,400
281 A MAYA FEMALE FIGURE, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 7,200
290 A MAYA CARVED BLACKWARE VESSEL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 19,200
291 A MAYA STANDING DIGNITARY, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 9,840
292 A MAYA STANDING DIGNITARY, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 4,800
293 A MAYA STANDING FIGURE OF A COURTIER, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 13,200
294 A MAYA FEMALE FIGURE, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 10,800
295 A MAYA CARVED BROWNWARE VESSEL, CHOCHOLÁ STYLE, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 3,000
296 A MAYA STANDING DIGNITARY, JAINA, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 16,800
297 A MAYA CARVED BOWL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 6,000
298 A MAYA CARVED TRIPOD VESSEL, EARLY CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 250-450 9,000
299 A MAYA PAINTED BOWL, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 13,200
300 TWO MAYA FEMALE FIGURES, EARLY CLASSIC/CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 250-650 4,500
301 A MAYA POLYCHROME CYLINDER, LATE CLASSIC, CA. A.D. 550-950 8,400
sold on Ebay in 2007 11, 22 $, in 2008 12, 13, 14 Euro, 16 $
available on Ebay in 2007 25, 30 $, in 2008 25, 30, 40 $, in 2009
15, 20 $, 8 Euro
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CATALOGUE DE VENTE D'ART TRIBAL
SAMEDI 13 NOVEMBRE 2004
Cannes auction
BESCH commissaire-priseur
HOTEL MARTINEZ
Expert: Serge Reynes
16 pages de photos et descriptifs de belles pieces Africaines, Océaniennes et
Précolombiennes
has been online as 7243644-Tribal-Art-Etnoart-Catalogue12.pdf
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DROUOT MONTAIGNE
MARDI 23 NOVEMBRE 2004 A 15H
ART TRIBAL VII
EXPOSITION A DROUOT MONTAIGNE
15, AVENUE MONTAIGNE - 75008 PARIS
(SALLE BOURDELLE)
EXPOSITION AU CABINET D’EXPERTISE ORIGINE
EXPERT : SERGE REYNES
166 Rue Etienne Marcel
93100 Montreuil
cabinet-expertise-origine@wanadoo.fr
PIERRE BLANCHET & PATRICK DAYEN
COMMISSAIRES PRISEURS ASSOCIÉS
3 rue Geoffroy Marie - 75009 PARIS
Tél : (33) 1 53 34 14 44 - Fax : (33) 1 53 34 00 50
blanchet.auction@wanadoo.fr
has been online as catalogue_10.pdf
results have been online as html file
Zemanek-Münster
Tribal Art - Auktion 40
Größe 27 x 20 cm
Erschienen 27. November 2004
Würzburg
Sprache - Deutsch und Englisch
Taschenbuch
Seiten - 240
Afrika und Ozeanien etc
available in 2009 25 Euro
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Sotheby's
Catalogue
Art africain
Paris
collection Peter et Veena Schnell
important tribal art
Dec 3, 2004
88 pages
listing of all the lots with the first number being the lot number, then the
item description, and then the sale price:
85 f - COUPE, TORAJA, SULAWESI 600
86 f - DEUX COUPES, TORAJA, SULAWESI 600
87 f - DEUX COUPES, IFUGAO, PHILIPPINES 240
88 f - DEUX COUPES, IFUGAO, PHILIPPINES 840
89 f - DEUX COUPES, IFUGAO, PHILIPPINES 300
90 f - DEUX COUPES, IFUGAO, PHILIPPINES 240
91 f - PAGAIE, COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE, CÔTE NORD-OUEST, CANADA 6,600
92 f - PAGAIE, COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE, CÔTE NORD-OUEST, CANADA 6,600
93 f - COFFRE EN BOIS, PROBABLEMENT BELLA BELLA, COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE, CÔTE SEPTENTRIONALE NORD-OUEST, CANADA 19,200
94 f - COFFRE EN BOIS, PROBABLEMENT BELLA BELLA, COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE, CÔTE SEPTENTRIONALE NORD-OUEST, CANADA 11,400
95 f - COFFRE EN BOIS, PROBABLEMENT TLINGIT, COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE, CÔTE NORD-OUEST, CANADA 3,360
96 f - MASQUE MINIATURE, DAN, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 7,800
97 f - STATUETTE MASCULINE, LOBI, BURKINA FASO 1,680
98 f - MASQUE MINIATURE, BASSA, LIBERIA 480
99 f - MASQUE, DAN, CÔTE D'IVOIRE 12,000
100 f - TRÈS BELLE ET RARE CUILLER SURMONTÉE D'UNE FEMME, BIJOGO, ÎLE D'ORANGO, ÎLES BISSAGOS 18,000
101 f - BÂTON DE DANSE, YORUBA, NIGERIA 2,400
102 f - MASQUE-HEAUME, YORUBA, SUD-OUEST DU NIGÉRIA 3,000
103 f - BÂTON SURMONTÉ D'UNE FIGURE ÉQUESTRE, YORUBA, NIGERIA 4,800
104 f - MASQUE, BAULÉ, CÔTÉ D'IVOIRE 1,680
105 f - MASQUE, KUBA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 1,800
108 f - BELLE STATUE, MUMUYE, NIGERIA 30,000
109 f - IMPORTANTE TÊTE COMMÉMORATIVE ROYALE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, XIXE SIÈCLE, NIGERIA 456,000
110 f - BÂTON-CRÉCELLE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, NIGERIA 1,440
111 f - UN BÂTON ET UN BÂTON-CRÉCELLE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, NIGERIA 600
112 f - CLOCHE EN BRONZE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, NIGERIA 12,000
113 f - CLOCHE EN BRONZE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, NIGERIA 12,000
114 f - QUATRE CLOCHES EN BRONZE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, NIGERIA 5,400
116 f - JARRE, NUPE, CENTRE-OUEST DU NIGERIA 480
117 f - UN MARTEAU DE DIVINATION ET UNE TÊTE DE DIVINATION EN IVOIRE, YORUBA, NIGERIA 1,200
118 f - STATUE MASCULINE, YORUBA, RÉGION D'ILORIN, NIGERIA 1,200
119 f - TRÈS IMPORTANTE PLAQUE ORNÉE D'UN DIGNITAIRE PORTANT UN CASQUE, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, XVIE - XVIIE... 691,200
120 f - DEUX STATUETTES MASCULINES, YORUBA, RÉGION D'ILA ORANGUN, NIGERIA 3,840
121 f - DEUX STATUETTES, YORUBA, NIGERIA 1,920
122 f - DEUX STATUETTES, YORUBA, NIGERIA 960
123 f - DEUX STATUETTES, YORUBA, NIGERIA 1,920
124 f - TRÈS IMPORTANT PLATEAU DE DIVINATION, YORUBA, RÉGION D'OWO, NIGERIA 142,400
125 f - TRÈS RARE COUVERCLE EN IVOIRE REPRÉSENTANT UN HOMME ASSIS, SAPI-PORTUGAIS, SIERRA LÉONE 48,000
126 f - BELLE PLAQUE ORNÉE D'UN DIGNITAIRE TENANT UN HOCHET, EDO, ROYAUME DE BÉNIN, XVIE-XVIIE SIÈCLES,... 153,600
128 f - MASQUE-HEAUME, MAMBILA, CAMEROUN / NIGERIA 4,800
130 f - TUYAU DE PIPE EN IVOIRE, BAMILÉKÉ, CAMEROUN 1,200
131 f - UNE FIGURINE D’HOMME ASSIS EN IVOIRE, KONGO, CONGO ET UNE AMULETTE EN IVOIRE, LUBA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU... 1,140
132 f - MASQUE-HEAUME, FANG, GABON 6,000
133 f - PETIT MASQUE, LÉGA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 4,800
134 f - FIGURE DE RELIQUAIRE, KOTA, GABON 12,600
135 f - STATUE, YOMBE, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 4,560
136 f - CUILLER EN IVOIRE, LÉGA OU BOA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 14,400
137 f - CUILLER EN IVOIRE, LÉGA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 13,200
138 f - STATUETTE, BEMBÉ, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 10,200
139 f - STATUETTE, KONGO, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 9,000
140 f - STATUE REPRÉSENTANT UN CHIEN, YOMBE, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 26,400
141 f - MASQUE, PENDE KATUNDU, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 9,000
142 f - MASQUE, TSCHOKWÉ, ANGOLA 14,400
143 f - MASQUE, PENDE, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 2,400
144 f - MASQUE, SALAMPASU, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 4,320
145 f - HERMINETTE, PENDE OU MBALA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 4,560
147 f - HERMINETTE D’APPARAT, SONGYE OU NSAPO, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 1,680
152 f - POUPÉE, BAGGARA, SOUDAN 19,200
153 f - CANNE, KONGO, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 1,200
154 f - BÂTON, TABWA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 1,800
155 f - BEAU MASQUE BUFFLE, TABWA, RÉPUBLIQUE DÉMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO 38,400
156 f - STATUE MASCULINE, WOSERA, MAPRIK, NOUVELLE-GUINÉE 1,920
159 f - MASQUE, NOUVELLE-IRLANDE 15,000
160 f - TRÈS BEAU BOUCLIER, MOYEN SÉPIK, PAPOUASIE NOUVELLE-GUINÉE 74,400
161 f - BOUCLIER DE GUERRE, MOYEN SÉPIK, PAPOUASIE NOUVELLE-GUINÉE 38,400
162 f - RARE PANIER, ÎLES TONGA 27,600
163 f - BÂTON DE COMBAT, MAORI, NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE 1,920
164 f - BÂTON DE COMBAT, MAORI, NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE 2,280
165 f - BÂTON DE COMBAT, MAORI, NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE 2,640
167 f - BÂTON DE COMBAT, MAORI, NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE 1,200
168 f - DEUX PAGAIES CÉRÉMONIELLES, ÎLE BUKA, ÎLES SALOMON 840
169 f - DEUX PAGAIES CÉRÉMONIELLES, ÎLE BUKA, ÎLES SALOMON 1,800
170 f - DEUX PAGAIES CÉRÉMONIELLES, ÎLES AUSTRALES 2,040
171 f - PAGAIE CÉRÉMONIELLE, ÎLES AUSTRALES 1,440
172 f - PAGAIE CÉRÉMONIELLE, ÎLES AUSTRALES 1,680
173 f - PAGAIE CÉRÉMONIELLE, ÎLES AUSTRALES 1,920
174 f - MASSUE DE GUERRE, ÎLES FIDJI 2,280
sold on Ebay in 2007 25 $, in 2008 21, 63 $, in 2009 11 Euro
available on Ebay in 2007 42 $, in 2008 25 $
**
Sotheby's
Art Africain Et Océanien
Collection Baudouin de Grunne et Divers Amateurs. Auction catalogue
Paris
December 3, 2004
114 pages
84 lots auctioned
all lots illustrated
27 x 21 cm
600 g
available in 2007 50 $
sold on Ebay in 2007 17 Euro, in 2008 14, 30 Euro,
in 2009 18 Euro
available from the author of this WWW site for 13 Euro
ARTCURIAL: BRIEST LE FUR POULAIN
ART TRIBAL
HOTEL DASSAULT
PARIS
4 DECEMBRE 2004
43 pp.
111 objets avec photo en couleur et description
available on Ebay in 2008 10 Euro
*
Christie's
Paris
Art africain, oceanien et precolombien : vente mercredi 8 decembre 2004, avenue Matignon
Christie's # 5094 Paris sale catalog
December 8, 2004 sale
antique Art Africain, Oceanien et Precolumbian
163 heavy glossy pages
with 417 lots
African Tribal, Oceania. Pre Columbian
The lots cover African Oceanic Tribal antique clubs, spears, masks, figures,
carved ivory, headrests, shields, paddles, textiles and pottery, carvings, gold,
stone
sold on Ebay in 2007 21, 23, 25 $, 22 Euro, in 2008 11, 17, 18 Euro,
in 2009 14, 15 Euro
Bonhams
Sale 11422 - Tribal Art
New Bond Street
9 Dec 2004
has been online as bonhams-2004-12.htm
Die magische Welt der Dogon: Kunst, Kult und Hirse in Westafrika
Ausstellung von Kunst- und Kultobjekten, Dokumentar - und Kunstphotos,
Zeichnungen, Ethnologische Filme
Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg, 20. März - 23. Mai 2004
Eine informative Broschüre zum Dogon-Volk
100 S.
mit Abbildungen in s/w
Inhalt (u.a.):
Die Dogon: Kunst, Kult und Hirse (Die Dogon in Mali // Der Weltruhm der Dogon)
Ausstellungskonzept, Kulturprogramm
Die Opferpriester im Dienste des hogon von Arou
Die Dogon: Geschichte, Gesellschaft und Religion (Anmerkungen zur Geschichte der
Dogon // Die Sozialstruktur // Das religiöse System // Die Islamisierung)
Anhang (Der Schöpfungsmythos der Dogon nach Ogotemmeli)
Kunst, Kult und Hirse (Gesten // Jedem sein Dogon // Die Bedeutung der Hirse bei
den Dogon // Hirse, Hirten und Herden // Alaye Kene Ato - Ein Maler der Dogon //
Dämonen und Dramen der Dogon: Der Künstler Alaya Kene Ato // Geisteskrankheit
und Formen ihrer Behandlung: wede-wede in der Gesellschaft der Dogon // Kunst-
und Kultobjekte der Dogon aus ethnologischer Sicht // Zur mythologischen Deutung
von Kunstwerken der Dogon // Zum Kunstcharakter der Skulpturen der Dogon // Die
Dogon, gesehen durch das Mittel des Films und der Kunstfotografie //...Das
Weltkulturerbe der Dogon in der Begegnung mit dem internationalen Tourismus //
Literaturhinweise...
The magical world of the Dogon. Art, cult and millet in western Africa
An interesting and informative booklet about the Dogon tribe (history, society,
religion, art etc.)
All text in German, except 8 or 9 pages (in French, but with German translation)
This booklet has accompanied an exhibition of art and cult objects, documentary
and art photos as well as drawings and ethnological films.
Museum für Völkerkunde, Hamburg (Germany), 20 March - 23 May 2004
100 pages
with b/w illustrations
on Ebay in 2007 8 Euro
*
Africa is in my mind:
Collection d'art Africain traditionnel de Reinhard Klimmt
Editions Serpenoise / Conseil général de la Moselle
2004
61 pages
Iconographie : Photographies en couleur
23 x 25 cm
poids : 0,4 Kg
ISBN 2 87692 645 8
list price 15 Euro
sold on Ebay in 2007 9 Euro
available in 2007 15 Euro
Photographies de Hughes Dubois
édité par Viviane Baeke, Anne-Marie Bouttiaux, Hughes Dubois
Le Sensible & la Force
Tervuren
MUSEE ROYAL DE L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE
2004
88 pages
ISBN : 9075894600
sculptures songye
Livre cartonné, couverture illustré au format 31*24 cm
Nombreuses photographies
mots clés : art nègre arts premiers masque Afrique africain anthropologie
ethnologie photographie art Afrique Centrale Congo colonialisme art tribal Congo
Belge
This book shows photos of Songye statues.
sold on Ebay in 2007 43 Euro, in 2008 36, 41 Euro
available on Ebay in 2008 23 Euro, in 2009 25 Euro
MESTDAGH
Catalog FINE TRIBAL ART 2004
A fine selection of Illustrated Tribal Art from various locations
PRIMEDIA EDITIONS Catalog
Brussels
English text
FULL COLOUR pictures, 31 Objects presented
WITTE, HANS
A CLOSER LOOK. LOCAL STYLES IN THE YORUBA ART COLLECTION OF THE AFRIKA MUSEUM,
BERG EN DAL
Berg en Dal
2004
272 pp.
284 colour illus., map, index, biblio
available in 2007 60, 70 Euro
MUSEO DI SCIENZE NATURALI E. CAFFI
BERGAMO
GUIDA ALLE COLLEZIONI ETNOGRAFICHE
132 p.
24 cm. 212 ill.
Africa: Dogon, Baule, Kota, Mama, Yoruba, Senufo, Lobi, Dan, Yombe
America: Upper Mississippi, Chippewa, Santee Yankton Sioux
Argentina: Toba pilagà, Gran Chaco, Mapuche
available on Ebay in 2008 10 Euro
auteur : edith mbella
AFRICA, EL UNIVERSO FEMENINO
éditeur : ediciones oba
date parution : 2004
nombre de pages : 96
catalogue d'une exposition qui s'est déroulée en 2004-2005 à la galerie oba de
barcelone, sur le thème de la représentation féminine dans l'art africain.
De nombreux objets inédits.
langue : espagnol
format : 21x 29,5 cm
reliure : souple (softcover)
poids : 445 g
sold on Ebay in 2008 21 Euro
Edited by Suzanne Preston Blier; essays by Suzanne Preston Blier, Christraud
M. Geary, Edmund Barry Gaither; catalog by William E. Teel with Suzanne Preston
Blier
MFA Publications: A Division of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
2004
208 pages
Hardcover cloth 4to.
Harde kaft
138 color and 9 b&w illustrations.
Art of the Senses: African Masterpieces from the Teel Collection
ISBN: 0878466592
ISBN-13: 9780878466597
available on Ebay in 2008 40 $
Text Julien Bosc - Max Itzikovitz
MAGIE LOBI
Galerie Flak
Paris
2004
145 p.
25 x 23 cm
profusely illustrated in b/w.
Hardcover
Text in French and English.
Catalogue of an exhibition held in that well known Parisian gallery.
Poids - weight = 950 g
sold on Ebay in 2007 54 $
available on Ebay in 2008 65, 70 Euro
Liliane et Michel Durand-Dessert
L'art au futur antérieur - un autre regard
Actes Sud, Musée de Grenoble
2004
non paginé
In-4 broché
couverture illustrée
Catalogue de l’exposition du musée de Grenoble en 2004
73 trés belles photographies d'objets
22 x 28 cm
retail price 30 Euro
sold on Ebay in 2008 21 Euro
available in 2009 29 Euro
Afrika / Die Kunst der Könige
MUSEUM
Haus der Völker (Hrsg.)
Schwaz/Tirol, Austria
2004
35 Seiten- mit zahlreichen Farbfotographien und einer großen
Schwarzweiß-Aufnahme
Deutsch
28 x 21 cm
Kunstgegenstände aus dem Besitz der Könige, der einstigen westafrikanischen
Königreiche, der Yoruba, Nok, Igala (Nigeria) und der Asante (Ghana) sowie der
Königshäuser der Länder Kamerun und Kongo.
Exhibition catalogue
full color illustrations
gold objects, sculptures from West and Central Africa, Nok pieces, beaded
objects
Full page color illustrations
text in German
sold on Ebay in 2008 13 Euro
Chenoufi, Yasmina; Groux, Reginald
ÉWÉ DU TOGO. LE CULT DU COLON
Galerie Noir d'Ivoire, Paris,
n.d. (c.2004)
92 pp.
43 colour illus. of Colon figures from Togo
Text: French.
Exh. cat.
Pbk.
Euro 30
*
Neyt, François
Objetos y esculturas de arte Tiv: catálogo de la exposición organizada
en 2004 por la galería Cristóbal Benítez de Madrid
2004
130 pp.
63 colour plates, biblio.
Text: Spanish & French.
Exh. cat. Cristobal Benitez Gallery, Madrid
Pbk.
très nombreuses illustrations
63 objets représentés en couleurs.
Bibliographie.
Broché.
Edition numerotee et limitee a" 1000 exemplaires.
Texte espagnol et francais
list price 60 Euro
available in 2007 50 Euro
Catalogue de la Galerie CONRU
Bruxelles
2004
72 pages
43 superbes photographies d'objets d'arts Africain et Océanien
21x30 cm
sold on Ebay in 2008 36 Euro
*
BRITO, Joaquim; Arnoldi, Mary Jo
Sogobo: mascaras e marionetas do Mali.
Lisboa
Ministério da Cultura, Museu Nacional de Etnologia
2004
319 pp.
ISBN 9727762506
sold in the museum 50 Euro
Art Tribal International Guides
Volume 1 : TRIBAL ART IN EUROPE
The illustrated guide which maps the European tribal art...
Copyright Editions D, Geneva 2004
ISBN 3-9522567-2-2
Diffusion Seuil - 5Continents
ISBN 88-7439-102-1
Museums, galleries, auction houses, experts, bookshops and more… over 200
pages including hundreds of addresses and descriptions supplemented by
original articles and illustrations to serve the exclusive art lover.
This first volume covers France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Austria,
Switzerland, United Kingdoms, Ireland, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Italy,
Scandinavia, Hungary, Russia…
The legislation, the institutions and the attitude of the actors in the
business have been changing for some time now. This guide aims both at
making you aware of these changes and giving an appraisal of this peculiar
world where art, anthropology, history and ethics mingle and sometimes come
into conflict with each other.
Punctuated by numerous articles and surveys, anecdotes and highlights, this
bilingual guide offers a list of hundreds of addresses in France, Belgium,
Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Great Britain and a lot of other countries.
Euro 14
Hector Acebes, Isolde Brielmaier, Ed Marquand
Portraits in Africa: 1948–1953
Seattle: Marquand Books. Washington University Press
2004
144 pp.
Hardcover
chiefly ill. Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN: 0295984139
Abstract:
"The author, who is the director of the Hector Acebes Archive, penned the
biography for this publication. It features over ninety striking images in
monographic form. Distributed by the University of Washington Press, the
book features a discussion by Isolde Brielmaier comparing Acebes' work to
that of other photographers."
"A monograph of Hector Acebes best photographic work in Africa. Taken in
Mali, Guinea, Kenya, Cameroon and Central Africa these ninety images
includes striking portraits and landscapes. Includes a brief biography of
Acebes and an essay placing his work in the context of other photographers
working during the same time period."
"Photographing with the box camera his father had given him, Hector Acebes
noticed as a teenager in the 1930s that his pictures of friends and family
were consistently sharper and more carefully composed than those taken by
his schoolmates. This innate talent, combined with solid training in
engineering and an attraction to adventure, eventually grew into a long and
productive career as a documentary and industrial filmmaker. It is Acebes's
still photographs from his travels in the late 1940s and early 1950s
throughout Africa and South American, however, that may become his most
important legacy. With the respect they command for the individuals who
appeared before his lens., these recently rediscovered images attest to
Acebes's photographic gift. They offer a valuable resource for scholars and
students of local societies and cultures in Africa and South America, yet
their importance reverberates far beyond the classroom. Today, Acebes's
images are recognized as fine art--works of beauty and grace that showcase
the photographer's technical ability and masterful compositional skills.
Even more evident are the confidence and respect he established with his
subjects--qualities that shine through to elevate his work beyond the
documentary. Acebes's portraits offer our jaded imaginations a fresh look at
people, cultures, and experiences that have changed dramatically over the
past fifty years. We see individuals, families, and communities set among
monumental architecture, busy markets, and broad landscapes, all viewed from
the passionate perspective of a young man, curious and captivated by the
vigorous energy and beauty of what he saw.
This book presents the exquisite work of Hector Acebes for the first time in
monograph form. Over ninety striking images are richly reproduced in
duotone.
Ed Marquand, director of the Hector Acebes Archive, introduces Acebes in a
brief biography.
Isolde Brielmaier, a noted art historian of African photography, places
Acebes's African work in the context of other photographers shooting in
Africa at the time. She also discusses the qualities of Acebes's work that
distinguish his photographs today."
"The collaborative effort of Isolde Brielmaier (Visiting Professor of Art at
Vassar College) and Ed Marquand (Director of the Hector Acebes Archive),
Hector Acebes: Portraits In Africa, 1948-1953 showcases the photography of
Acebes taken in Africa in 1948, 1949, and 1953. These black and white
photographic images have justifiably been acclaimed as some of the most
beautiful photographs of Africans ever taken. The images, however, were
hidden away in Acebes' photography studio in Bogota, Columbia, and it was
not until 2003 (when Acebes was 82 years old) that he had his first art
gallery exhibition. With the publication of Hector Acebes: Portraits In
Africa, 1948-1953, (which is enthusiastically recommended for personal,
academic, and community library Photography Studies collections) full
justice has now been accomplished with respect to bringing a lasting access
to Acebes's photographic artistry to the general public."
"A passion for adventure and a talent for photography led Hector Acebes to
Africa where he created a stunning body of work in still photography and
documentary films. His loving portraits of individuals, families, and whole
communities illustrate daily life in Africa from the late 1940s to the early
’50s. Ed Marquand is the director of the Hector Acebes Archive and he
introduces you to this amazing artist while Isolde Brielmaier, an historian
of African photography, puts Acebes’ images in the proper context. Together,
they bring the book to life as you share Acebes grand adventure."
List price: US$ 40
**
Hector Acebes, Isolde Brielmaier, Nathalie Serval, Ed Marquand
Photos d'Afrique: 1948-1953 (Traduction)
Editeur : Le Pre Aux Clercs
Langue : Français
2004
144 pages
73 photos en n/b
Relié avec jaquette
Texte en français
Présentation de l'éditeur:
"Hector Acebes est encore adolescent, dans les années 1930, quand son père
lui offre son premier appareil photo Box. Très vite, il remarque que les
clichés qu'il fait de sa famille et de ses amis l'emportent en netteté et en
composition sur celles de ses camarades d'école. Ce don inné, joint à une
solide formation d'ingénieur et à un goût précoce pour l'aventure, est à
l'origine d'une longue et fructueuse carrière de documentariste et
réalisateur de films industriels. Toutefois, ce sont probablement les
photographies qu'il a prises au cours de ses voyages à travers l'Afrique,
entre la fin des années 1940 et le début des années 1950, qui constituent le
volet le plus important de son œuvre. Ces images récemment redécouvertes
attestent l'immense talent d'Acebes. Aujourd'hui, ses images sont
considérées comme d'authentiques œuvres d'art - dont la beauté et la grâce
révèlent les aptitudes techniques et le sens de la composition de leur
auteur. Encore plus évidents sont la confiance et le respect qu'il témoigne
à ses modèles, une qualité qui élève son travail au-dessus du simple
documentaire. Ses portraits invitent le spectateur le plus blasé à
considérer d'un œil neuf des hommes, des cultures et des modes de vie qui
ont subi de profonds changements au cours des cinquante dernières années.
Ces individus, ces familles, ces communautés vivant dans l'ombre d'édifices
monumentaux, ces marchés grouillants d'activité, ces vastes panoramas nous
sont restitués par le regard passionné d'un jeune homme curieux, captivé par
la beauté et l'énergie de l'Afrique. Cette monographie est la première
consacrée à l'œuvre admirable d'Hector Acebes et comprend plus de
quatre-vingt-dix illustrations reproduites en duotone. Hector Acebes a
aujourd'hui plus de quatre-vingts ans. Il vit à Bogota, en Colombie."
"Documentariste, réalisateur et photographe, Hector Acebes a été captivé,
durant sa jeunesse, par la force et la beauté de l'Afrique. Témoins, ces 90
portraits d'hommes et de femmes du Mali, du Cameroun, de Guinée... qui sont
autant de tableaux saisissants d'une Afrique ancestrale totalement préservée."
Hector Acebes ses images sont aujourd’hui considérées comme
d’authentiques oeuvres d’art. Pendant des années 1948-1953 il a parcouri
l’Afrique et prix nombreuses photos de paysages, monuments et surtout les
portraits (hommes et femmes) en MALI (Touareg, Dogon), Guinée (Bassari, Foula),
Cameroun, Bénin, Nigéria, Congo belge (Mangbetu), Rwanda, Tanzanie (Massaï).
Cette monographie est la première consacrée à l'œuvre admirable d'Hector Acebes.
L'auteur, qui a voyagé
en afrique entre 1940 et 1950, a réalisé un ensemble de photographies récemment
redécouvertes.
Aujourd'hui ses images sont considérées comme d'authentiques oeuvres d'art.
Ses portraits invitent le spectateur le plus blasé à considérer d'un oeil neuf
des hommes, des cultures et des modes de vie qui ont subi de profonds
changements au cours des 50 dernières années.
Cette monographie est la première consacrée à l'oeuvre d'Hector Acebes et
comprend plus de 90 illustrations
reproduites en duotone.
List price: 40 Euro
sold on Ebay in 2007 21, 28, 36, 43 Euro, in 2008 15, 21 Euro
available from the author of this WWW site 15 Euro
Alisa LaGamma (Author)
Echoing Images: Couples in African Sculpture (Metropolitan Museum of Art
Series)
Publisher: Metropolitan Museum of Art YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS
2004
52 pages
Paperback
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 11.1 x 7.1 x 0.2 inches
ISBN-10: 0300103581
ISBN-13: 978-0300103588
ISBN-10: 1588391086 ISBN-13: 978-1588391087
Book Description:
Idealized pairings have been an enduring concern of sculptors across the
African continent. This universal theme of duality is now examined in a
handsome book that presents African sculptural masterpieces created in wood,
bronze, terracotta, and beadwork from the twelfth to the twentieth
centuries. Drawn from twenty-four sub-Saharan African cultures, including
those of the Dogon, Lobi, Baule, Senufo, Yoruba, Chamba, Jukun, Songye, and
Sakalava, the sculptures tell much about each culture's beliefs and social
ideals. These artistic creations are astonishingly rich and diverse forms of
expression.
Idealized pairings have been an enduring concern of sculptors in many
sub-Saharan African cultures. This exhibition examines the theme through
approximately 60 works of sculpture in wood, bronze, terracotta, and beadwork,
dating from the 12th to the 20th century. The examples are drawn from some 30
distinct African traditions, including those of the Dogon, Lobi, Baule, Senufo,
Yoruba, Chamba, Jukun, Chokwe, Hemba, Songye, Luba, Mangbetu, and Sakalava. The
astonishingly rich and diverse forms of expression considered have been selected
for their aesthetic attributes as well as their specific cultural significance.
The earliest works displayed are an array of seated male and female couples in
terracotta and bronze from the ancient urban center of Djenne-Jeno in
present-day Mali. These sculptures, likely dating from the 12th century, were
created to be placed on altars and carried as personal amulets. In later works
from the region, created between the 16th and 20th centuries by Dogon sculptors,
imagery of couples relates at once to Creation, productivity, and the
fundamental interdependence and complementarity of man and woman. The elemental
abstract graphic motif is a pervasive element of the iconography of Dogon
artifacts, ranging from freestanding sculpture created for ancestral altars to
carved granary doors and locks. Pair or Janus representations, as seen in many
of the traditions that are featured, reflect the object’s role in bridging human
and ancestral realms in order to elicit divine insights into the human
condition. Across central Africa, paired figures are an integral aspect of the
insignia of leaders that comments upon the divinely ordained nature of kingship.
An essay written by Alisa LaGamma discusses thirty works, all of which are
illustrated in color.
This book is the catalogue for an exhibition on view
at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (February 10 to September 5, 2004).
A collection of African sculptures depicting couples, exhibited at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The text explains the context of the art works and the place of the couple
in African world views.
Illustrated in colour.
List Price: $14.95
sold on Ebay in 2008 19 Euro, in 2009 20 Euro
available in 2009 18 Euro
Giovanna Parodi da Passano
Evhe - Ouatchi : un’ estetica del disordine. Sculture e oggetti rituali dal
Togo.
Milano : Centro Studi Archeologia Africana
2004
163 pp.
Testi in italiano e francese
158 illustrazioni (b/n)
1 cartina
bibliografie
Indice:
Presentazioni di Gigi Pezzoli, Giulio Calegari e Anna Alessandrello
Marc Augé "Preface"
Giovanna Parodi da Passano "Introduzione. I feticci évhé. Un'estetica del
disordine"
Alessandra Brivio "Forme e forze: i feticci tra visibile e invisibile"
Albert de Surgy "La conception africane de l'individu mise en valeur par les
fétiches"
Bruno Gilli "Approccio alla nozione del vodu africano del Togo"
Gigi Pezzoli "Schede degli oggetti selezionati"
"L’esposizione è il frutto di una di una ricerca etno-storica condotta dal
Centro Studi Archeologia Africana di Milano nel Togo, abitato dalle
popolazioni Évhé-Ouatchi. L’indagine, durata quattro anni, si è sviluppata
intorno alle località di Afagnagan e Aklakou fino al fiume Mono - confine
politico tra il Togo e il Benin – e ha permesso di collezionare sculture,
oggetti rituali, pali figurati, filmati, suoni e di mettere in luce alcuni
aspetti culturali del mondo vodu, religione tradizionale delle popolazioni
locali."
"Con questa difficile dedica si apre il catalogo che poi è un vero testo
sull'argomento della mostra "Evhé-Ouatchi" organizzata dal Centro studi
Archeologia Africana presso il Museo di storia naturale di Milano. Un
argomento insolito, misterioso ed esoterico anche se questo non è
l'obiettivo di questa interessante mostra che pur in ristretto spazio si
presenta in modo attraente, anche per certe soluzioni espositive come quella
di far vedere alcuni oggetti attraverso aperture in una strana parete nera
che in uno sfodo altrettanto nero fanno apparire agli occhi, all'inizio
quasi abbagliati dall'oscurità, colori ed immagini quasi surreali. Il Centro
Studi Archeologia Africana da molti anni, fin dalla sua fondazione, si
occupa con intenti scientifici, come dice il suo stesso nome, di archeologia
africana, materia questa che in questi ultimi due secoli è divenuta
fondamentale per l'antropologia, per lo studio cioè delle nostre origini che
ormai accertato cominciano proprio da questo antico continente. Il
testo-catalogo ci racconta come da un pò di tempo, sul "mercato"
dell'antiquariato africano abbiano cominciato ad apparire oggetti che,
apparentemente non forse troppo appetibili da un punto di vista estetico,
hanno trovato un certo interesse. Sono proprio questi che la mostra presenta
e che emanano un fascino sottile e per certi versi misterioso perchè
provengono da un mondo di magia dal quale forse non siamo poi così lontani.
Dice Marc Augè nella sua prefazione: "... attirano lo sguardo perchè ci
ispirano una certa familiarità. Strana perchè questi dei-oggetti non ci
riguardano, non sono concepiti per noi. Familiarità, perchè conservano
qualcosa di umano che ci sfugge e ci provoca". Il libro cerca di
interpretare alla luce della nostra mentalità, attraverso gli scritti di
Giovanna Parodi da Passano, di Alessandra Brivio, di Albert de Syrgy, di
Bruno Gilli e di Gigi Pezzoli il significa to di questi oggetti visti e
reperiti sul campo durante un lungo percorso di studio nel sud del Togo."
list price 30 Euro
François Neyt
La Redoutable statuaire Songye d'Afrique centrale
Milano :
Cinq Continents; Collection : Arts Premiers & Anvers : Fonds
Mercator
2004
2nd edition in 2009
400 p.
Langue : Français
Broché
ISBN : 8874391315
Raffinata monografia dedicata quasi integralmente ai feticci Songye.
26x29 cm
abondamment illustrées (plusieurs centaines d'objets). Relié avec jaquette.
Un livre de référence, une oeuvre monumentale d'une qualité exceptionnelle sur
la statuaire songye, qui a rapidement été épuisée. N'existe qu'en version
française à ma connaissance.
Sommaire :
- Introduction
- Le pays secret des Songye
- Premiers regards occidentaux
- Un chemin initiatique :
- 1ère tradition occidentale : région des Belande
- 2e tradition occidentale : région des Milembwe, septentrionaux, des
Belande et des Eki
- 3e tradition occidentale : région des Eki et Kalebwe
- les styles de l'expansion : à la cour royale kuba
- les styles du Sankuru et de la Lubefu
- les figures multipliant les clous en laiton : région des Eki, des Sanga et
des Kalebwe
- les styles des Kalebwe Ya Ntambwe : région de Tshofa
- les styles au cou annelé : région de la Lubefu et du Lomami
- les styles de Sentery et des groupes orientaux : le style poteau
- les styles centraux et méridionaux : les Kalebwe centraux et méridionaux
- catalogue complémentaire
- Premières convergences
- Centres stylistiques, ateliers et sculpteurs
- Les manifestations plurielles des ancêtres
- Les masques kifwebe et les autres signes culturels
- Conclusions
- Annexes : données statistiques - liste des ingrédients rituels - cartes des
centres stylistiques - liste des figures - bibliographie.
Poids - weight = 3200 g
sold on Ebay in 2008 237, 246, 267 Euro, in 2009 121, 135, 162 Euro
available in 2007 95 Euro, in 2008 100 Euro
Songye The Formidable Statuary of Central Africa
translation published in 2009
Brussels
Mercatorfonds
398 pp.
30 cm x 26 cm
prof. illus.
272 plates, most in color
Hardcover with dustjacket
Publisher's summary :
A tribal people located in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Songye are best
known for their distinctive statuaries and masks, which for centuries have been
used to protect villages, ward off enemies, and bring fertility and wealth.
Approximately one thousand of these pieces are shown in this vibrant collection.
The Songye often named their statues and decorated them with horns, skins,
beads, tacks, shells, and bits of cloth. As a result, each item displays a
singular, impressive identity. Considered to be imbued with magical energy and
used only by village shamans, these statues have enormous cultural and
historical significance, and they are also powerful works of art in their own
right.
Songye statues are fascinating in form and exude an impressive beauty. For
power, intensity and inspiration they have no equal in Central Africa.
This volume illustrates around a thousand examples, which have been the subject
of a highly detailed morphological, stylistic and historical study. There is a
close relationship between the two major known traditions - those of the western
regions, from the Belande to the Eki, and the stylistic centres of the Kalebwe
and the Songye in the east. The creation of a Songye statue requires the
intervention of three persons: the smith, the sculptor and the nganga or
witch-doctor. Their collaboration transforms the statues into active powers:
efficacious and redoubtable. In them we discover an unsuspected dimension that
harks back to the very origins of the Central African peoples. Human beings, as
they measured themselves against the forces of the universe, developed a new
political and social culture through an esoteric form of acquired knowledge. The
Songye statues, silent witnesses of this transition, have finally won their
place in the history of art.
available in 2009 110 Euro
sold on Ebay in 2009 74 Euro
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Le guide de l'art tribal France = Tribal arts guide
Volume 1: France
Bruxelles
Primedia
2004 ?
93 pp.
ISBN 2960039009 ?
*
Robbins, Warren M. , and Nancy Ingram Nooter
African Art in American Collections
Atglen, PA
Schiffer Publishing
2004
Second Edition
original 1989
No. of pages: 616
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 076432005X
Dust Jacket.
12" x 9" (30 x 23 cm)
1,600 objects of traditional African Art from 325 American collections
illustrated in black & white. Reprint of the much sought after 1989 edition.
The photographs are accompanied by scholarly information on style, usage,
meaning and cultural origin.
This comprehensive survey of 230 styles is an essential reference.
Book Review:
"African art with its powerful forms, complex symbolism, and formal
inventiveness has only recently come to be recognized as one of the great
artistic traditions of mankind. This rich tradition is showcased here in a
remarkable selection of outstanding works. Nearly 1,600 objects are
illustrated, each accompanied by scholarly information on style, usage,
meaning, and cultural origin. Featured individually by section are the
styles of Western Sudan, the West African Coastal Region, West Central
Africa, Central Africa, and Eastern and Southern Africa.
A thought provoking introduction helps readers understand the significance
of African art as a form of human creative expression, its relationships to
contemporary Western art, and the controversies surrounding it in the
world's museums. Newcomers to the field as well as professionals will find
many questions answered in the text and captions. This comprehensive survey
of some 230 styles of African art is an essential reference for scholars,
teachers, students, curators, collectors, and dealers."
List price 80 $
sold in 2007 60 Euro
available on Ebay in 2007 68 $, in 2008 186 $
available in 2007 61 $, in 2008 115 Euro
Vorw. von Gerard A. Goodrow. Text von Werner Schmalenbach. Beitr. von
Gerd Korinthenberg.
AFRIKANISCHE KUNST AUS KÖLNER PRIVATSAMMLUNGEN. Katalog.
Köln
2004
95 S.
4 to.
mit 72 farb., meist ganzseit. Abb. & 85 farb. Textabb., brosch.
Anläßlich der 35. Westdeutschen Kunstmesse in Köln wurde der Reichtum
afrikanischer Kunst aus sieben Kölner Sammlungen gezeigt: Kunstwerke der
Dogon, Baule, Boki, Songe, Reliquienfiguren der Kota und Fang etc. von
Werner Schmalenbach - dem Gründungsdirektor der Kunstsammmung
Nordrhein-Westfalen und Afrika-Spezialisten - ausgewählt.
29 Euro
sold on Ebay in 2008 21 Euro
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Claes
Brussels
2004
8 septembre au 3 octobre 2004
22 pages
21,5 x 30 cm
sold on Ebay in 2008 46 Euro
BERARDI, MARIANNE
Standing on ceremony, Traditional African Arms. From the Donna L. and Robert
H. Jackson Collection
Exh. cat. Cleveland
Publisher: Kent State University Press
2004
52 p.
39 colour illus., map, biblio.
Pbk.
20,4 x 25,4 cm
ISBN-13: 9780911704587
ISBN: 0911704582
Available
in 2007 20 Euro
Einl. von Reginald Groux
EWE DU TOGO. Le culte du Colon. Catalogue.
Paris
2004
92 pp.
mit 43 farb. Abb., brosch
Der Katalog der Galerie Noir d'Ivoire Paris beschreibt 42 Colon-Figuren.
Maschere E Gioelli Dei Dogon
catalogue de l’exposition de la collection Pierluigi Peroni à la Galerie Africa
Curio de Roberto Ballarini
Juin 2004
95 Pages
illustration NB et couleurs
sold on Ebay in 2007 37 Euro
Incluye textos de Alberto Costa, Anne-Marie Bouttiaux, John Mack y Boris
Wastiau
África, la figura imaginada
Catálogo de la exposición organizada por la Fundación "la Caixa" en Palma de
Mallorca, Tarragona, Valencia y Zaragoza desde junio de 2004 hasta abril de
2005
Tiene 190 páginas
Escrito en castellano
sold on Ebay in 2008 39 Euro
DUPONCHEL Pauline
Collections du Mali: Textiles bogolan du Mali
Neuchâtel
Musée d'Ethnographie
06/2004
334 p.
très nombreuses illustrations noir et blanc in t.
24 x 17 cm
(Collections du MEN - 8)
ISBN = 2880780292
"L'auteur a vécu au Mali de 1985 à 1998 en particulier dans la région de San.
Elle y étudie le tissage du coton, les teintures naturelles et participe avec
des créateurs de mode et le musée National à la reconnaissance du bogolan. Elle
soutient en 1997 une thèse de doctorat en ethnographie sous la direction
d'Alfred Adler; son titre: Textile de coton - bogolan du Mali, teinture de
plantes et de terre. Après nous avoir présenté longuement le mode de fabrication
du bogolan et la signification de ses motifs, Pauline Duponchel nous propose içi
la collection de bogolan du Musée d'Ethnographie de Neuchâtel qu'elle a
contribué à enrichir de façon très importante. Les femmes qui ont produit ces
tissus sont présentées et leurs explications sur le sens du décor viennent
compléter l'identification des motifs de la cinquantaine de pièces étudiées dans
ce catalogue."
24 Euro
Signes du Corps
Catalogue d' exposition au Musée Dapper
de 23 septembre 2004 - 3 avril 2005
390 pages
23*32
available on Ebay in 2008 30 Euro, in 2009 30 Euro
Perkins Foss pour le Museum for African art New York
Where Gods and Mortals Meet: Continuity and renewal in Urhobo Art
152 pages
de trés nombreuses photographies
texte en anglais
23,5x31
ISBN-10: 0945802366
ISBN-13: 9780945802365
sold on Ebay in 2008 64 Euro
available on Ebay in 2009 25 $
Fine Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas
catalogue d'exposition
de la galerie Giltsoff en 2004
Couverture souple
21 x 30 cm
22 planches en couleurs
sold on Ebay in 2009 16 Euro
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Gabriel Massa, Francine Ndiaye
L'oiseau dans l'art d'Afrique de l'Ouest
St Maur
Sepia
2004
164 pages
Langue : Français
ISBN : 2842800877
290 x 225 mm
broché
avec 240 ill.
Ce livre est le catalogue accompagnant l'exposition qui a circulé en 2005
(Grenoble, Aix en Provence, Paris) présentant 240 pièces de sculptures, masques
et miniatures représentant l`oiseau dans l`art de l`Afrique de l`Ouest comme le
calao, le vautour, l`ibis ou la pintade, organisée par la Société des amateurs
de l`art africain.
Extraits d'une interview de l'attachée de presse de la Société des amis de l'art
africain qui organise cette exposition :
"on s'est efforcé de rechercher des sculptures où l`oiseau est présent dans des
compositions anecdotiques ou allégoriques, seul ou en compagnie d`autres animaux.
Une large part a été faite aux petits objets en laiton, poids à peser l`or,
bagues, pendentifs, bracelets, regroupés sous le terme de miniature. L'oiseau
est l'une des espèces animales la plus souvent représentée dans l`univers rituel
et artistique des cultures africaines chez les Akan, les Dogon, les Yoruba, les
Senoufou ou les Baoulé. De nombreux rites sacralisent l`oiseau, tels les
funérailles, la divinisation, les rites de guérison, les cultes de fertilité, la
purification du village, les sacrifices aux ancêtres, la lutte contre les
sorciers...Toutes les pièces présentées au cours de cette manifestation, qui
pour la plupart n'ont jamais été exposées, proviennent du Mali, du Burkina Faso,
de Guinée, de Côte d`Ivoire, du Ghana, du Bénin, du Nigeria et appartiennent à
des collectionneurs privés."
Voyez aussi l'extrait du "Figaro" du 28 janvier 2005:
Sculptures, miniatures, masques... 240 pièces de collections privées sont
réunies à l'occasion de l'exposition «L'oiseau dans l'Afrique de l'Ouest». Les
pièces proviennent du Mali, du Burkina, de Guinée, de Côte d'Ivoire, du Ghana,
du Bénin, du Nigeria et n'ont jamais été exposées. Une grande première.
Des grands classiques, tels l'oiseau senufo ou les masques à bec de l'ouest
ivoirien, aux pièces inconnues voire inédites, les amateurs et les connaisseurs
pourront admirer une large sélection d'objets. Sculptures en bois ou en ivoire,
coulées en laiton ou en bronze, terre ou fer martelé, l'oiseau est l'une des
espèces animales les plus répandues et les plus représentées dans l'art
africain. Il a été choisi pour sa forte symbolique dans l'univers artistique des
cultures africaines.
De nombreux rites sacralisent l'oiseau, tels les funérailles, la divinisation,
les rites de guérison, les cultes de fertilité, la purification du village, les
sacrifices aux ancêtres, la lutte contre les sorciers...
Quant aux mythes, l'oiseau y est le symbole d'une alliance avec l'homme.
Reproduit sur les insignes du pouvoir, l'oiseau possède une véritable autorité
royale ou représente le pouvoir du chef. Ce n'est pas tout, l'art africain
considère que l'oiseau assiste le devin en tant que diseur de choses. Une
véritable sacralisation de l'animal, dont il n'existe aucune reproduction de sa
morphologie, mais seulement de ses caractéristiques essentielles, par exemple le
bec ou les ailes.
list price 45 Euro
sold on Ebay in 2007 32 Euro, in 2008 25, 30, 36, 37 Euro, in 2009
17 Euro
available in 2007 48 Euro
essay by Carol Ann Lorenz
African Personal Art and Adornment - from the Permanent Collection of the Longyear
Museum of Anthropology
Hamilton, NY: Picker Art Gallery at Colgate University
2004
40 pages
Softcover
61 color reproductions
catalog of the exhibition
sold on Ebay in 2008 5 Euro
available on Ebay in 2009 18 $
Gianni Giansanti
Afrique mystérieuse Les peuples oubliés de la vallée de l'Omo
Aux éditions Solar
2004
503 pages
26.00 x 26.00 cm
Aux confins de la vallée du Rift, entre l'Ethiopie, le Kenya et la Somalie,
s'étend l'immense et pourtant méconnue région du fleuve Omo. Cette région
sauvage, hostile, dangereuse même, abrite une extraordinaire mosaïque d'ethnies
vivant isolées au cœur d'une Afrique encore intacte, sans liens ou presque avec
le reste du monde. Une Afrique comme à l'aube de l'humanité, où le courage se
mesure au nombre d'hommes tués au combat, la richesse en têtes de zébu, et
l'honneur à la fidélité aux rites ancestraux. Ce superbe reportage photo, fruit
de longs mois de vie parmi ces populations retranchées, part ainsi à la
rencontre de peuples fiers, impitoyables, fascinants : terribles chasseurs de
crocodiles, guerriers aux corps peints telles des fresques vivantes et femmes
majestueuses, parées de bijoux, qui dansent dans la nuit, à la lueur des flammes,
leur passion de la beauté, leur amour de la vie. Hommage à la splendeur d'une
Afrique éternelle, ce livre dérobe à ces peuples un peu de leur mystère et de
leur magie, avec respect et amour, pour mieux en comprendre les enjeux sociaux
et culturels face à une occidentalisation presque inévitable. Un inoubliable
voyage.
sold on Ebay in 2009 32 Euro
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Carini, Vittorio
A Hidden Heritage: Sculture africane in collezioni private italiane
Milano
Galleria Somare
2004
344 pp.
31 cm
hardcover
260 illus., most in color
Italian-English text
list price 145 $
available on Ebay in 2007 125 $, in 2008 68 Euro, 125 $, in 2009
55 Euro
This WWW document was updated 2010-02
This WWW site has received a link from the following other WWW sites and pages:
http://condor.depaul.edu/~jmessmer/survey/webliogr.html Webliography for
Survey of Art, Architecture, Fashion and Furniture
The Theatre School of DePaul University
Theatre 381,382, 383
Instructor: Janet C. Messmer
http://faculty.spokanefalls.edu/InetShare/AutoWebs/maryn/african.art.myths.complete.10.08.pdf
http://garamond.stanford.edu/africa/art.html a directory made at Stanford University on African art
http://lulef.free.fr/html/liens.html about old African art
http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-34473478_ITM
http://www.africarte.it/links/links.htm about African art, in Italy
http://www.antique-arts-asia.com/catalog/Other+Arts/Masks/-+African
http://www.artifact.ac.uk/displayoai.php?id=7726 "Best of the Web for the Arts and Creative Industries" a directory of selected WWW sites
http://www.centraldaceramica.com.br/Central/web/links/body.htm about ceramics art
http://www.ezakwantu.com/Gallery%20Links%20African%20Art.htm
http://www.hanszell.co.uk/google/chapter4.shtml "Using Google for African Studies Research"
http://www.intute.ac.uk/
a directory of selected sources, created by UK academic information
specialists
"Intute is a free online service providing access to the very best
web resources for education and research. All material is evaluated
and selected by a network of subject specialists to create the
Intute database."
http://www.lib.msu.edu/limb/a-z/az.html "An A-Z of African Studies on the Internet" of Michigan State University.
http://www.randafricanart.com/Favorite_Links.html An overview of WWW sites on African art.
http://www.tribalartsdirectory.com/ The directory of WWW sites on tribal art.
http://www.webzinemaker.net/africans-art/index.php3?action=galerie which include several photos and descriptions from this WWW site
http://www5.geometry.net/basic_b/bamana_indigenous_peoples_africa.html
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