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Des pièces idéales pour commencer une collection qui vont de la pièce choisie pour son “coup de coeur” immédiat qui sera d’abord appréciée pour sa beauté à l’objet d’ethnologie choisi pour le sens dont il est porteur. Egalement dans cette rubrique des pièces dites de “remplacement” utilisées en Afrique pour remplacer une pièce détériorée ou abandonnée car destinée à n’être utilisée que par une seule ou même personne ou bien parce qu’elle a rempli ses offices.

Les pièces proposées ici sont aussi à des prix abordables afin de permettre à chacun de pouvoir commencer une véritable collection grâce à un budget limité.

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  • Masque zoomorphe à cornes Afrique. Beau masque zoomorphe à cornes. Probablement issu des régions limitrophes aux Ibibios (Nigéria). Les yeux sont surmontés de kaolin rafraîchi et les cornes se rejoignent à leurs sommets conférant à l’ensemble les attributs caractéristiques d’un masque initiatique de société secrète. Bois, Caolin. H. 38cm – (Afrique, Art africain, Civilisation et ethnies).

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  • Bateba statuette of the Lobi people, Burkina Faso

    The Lobi live in southwestern Burkina Faso and northern Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. they are extremely resistant to any form of centralized political authority. Instead their communities are based on the laws of God. The central figure in each Lobi community is the religious specialist named the Thildar. this soothsayer is responsible for communicating with the spirits that govern the community and protecting members of each family from accidents, illness, violence and all the multiple threats people encounter in the hostile environment of West Africa . The carved Lobi represent the spirits of nature they called Thil. Each of these figures displays different gestures or postures, some of them can have two or even three heads, some female figures carry a baby under the arm. These unique characteristics represent the particular talent or power of the spiritual being they embody. A figure raising an arm places a roadblock at the entrance of the malicious spirits at the family home.

    H. 25cm. Male character whose pose reflects the Lobi aesthetic in its quality criteria. Standing, the right arm raised back, the left arm stretched out along the body. The forehead is high, the flat nose triangular and the male torso well pronounced. Sex and navel are prominent. The muscular legs have powerfully shaped calves. Hard and dense wood, very nice patina of use.

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    Bateba statuette of the Lobi people, Burkina Faso.

    H. 25cm. Male character whose pose reflects the aesthetic Lobi in its quality criteria. Standing, the right brad raised back, the left arm at a distance stretched along the body. The forehead is high, the triangular flat nose and the pronounced male torso. Sex and navel are prominent. The muscular legs have powerful patterned knobs. Hard and dense wood, very beautiful patina of use.

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    Bateba Statuette der Lobi Leute, Burkina Faso.

    H. 25cm. Männlicher Charakter, dessen Haltung den ästhetischen Lobi in seinen Qualitätskriterien widerspiegelt. Der rechte Brad hob sich zurück, der linke Arm streckte sich in einiger Entfernung über den Körper. Die Stirn ist hoch, die dreieckige flache Nase und der ausgeprägte männliche Torso. Sex und Nabel sind prominent. Die muskulösen Beine haben kräftige gemusterte Knöpfe. Hartes und dichtes Holz, sehr schöne Patina.

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  • Bateba statuette of the Lobi people, Burkina Faso

    The Lobi live in southwestern Burkina Faso and northern Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. they are extremely resistant to any form of centralized political authority. Instead their communities are based on the laws of God. The central figure in each Lobi community is the religious specialist named the Thildar. this soothsayer is responsible for communicating with the spirits that govern the community and protecting members of each family from accidents, illness, violence and all the multiple threats people encounter in the hostile environment of West Africa . The carved Lobi represent the spirits of nature they called Thil. Each of these figures displays different gestures or postures, some of them can have two or even three heads, some female figures carry a baby under the arm. These unique characteristics represent the particular talent or power of the spiritual being they embody. A figure raising an arm places a roadblock at the entrance of the malicious spirits at the family home.

    H. 25cm. Male character whose pose reflects the Lobi aesthetic in its quality criteria. Standing, the right arm raised back, the left arm stretched out along the body. The forehead is high, the flat nose triangular and the male torso well pronounced. Sex and navel are prominent. The muscular legs have powerfully shaped calves. Hard and dense wood, very nice patina of use.

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    Bateba statuette of the Lobi people, Burkina Faso.

    H. 25cm. Male character whose pose reflects the aesthetic Lobi in its quality criteria. Standing, the right brad raised back, the left arm at a distance stretched along the body. The forehead is high, the triangular flat nose and the pronounced male torso. Sex and navel are prominent. The muscular legs have powerful patterned knobs. Hard and dense wood, very beautiful patina of use.

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    Bateba Statuette der Lobi Leute, Burkina Faso.

    H. 25cm. Männlicher Charakter, dessen Haltung den ästhetischen Lobi in seinen Qualitätskriterien widerspiegelt. Der rechte Brad hob sich zurück, der linke Arm streckte sich in einiger Entfernung über den Körper. Die Stirn ist hoch, die dreieckige flache Nase und der ausgeprägte männliche Torso. Sex und Nabel sind prominent. Die muskulösen Beine haben kräftige gemusterte Knöpfe. Hartes und dichtes Holz, sehr schöne Patina.

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  • Bateba statuette of the Lobi people, Burkina Faso

    The Lobi live in southwestern Burkina Faso and northern Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. they are extremely resistant to any form of centralized political authority. Instead their communities are based on the laws of God. The central figure in each Lobi community is the religious specialist named the Thildar. this soothsayer is responsible for communicating with the spirits that govern the community and protecting members of each family from accidents, illness, violence and all the multiple threats people encounter in the hostile environment of West Africa . The carved Lobi represent the spirits of nature they called Thil. Each of these figures displays different gestures or postures, some of them can have two or even three heads, some female figures carry a baby under the arm. These unique characteristics represent the particular talent or power of the spiritual being they embody. A figure raising an arm places a roadblock at the entrance of the malicious spirits at the family home.

    H. 25cm. Male character whose pose reflects the Lobi aesthetic in its quality criteria. Standing, the right arm raised back, the left arm stretched out along the body. The forehead is high, the flat nose triangular and the male torso well pronounced. Sex and navel are prominent. The muscular legs have powerfully shaped calves. Hard and dense wood, very nice patina of use.

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    Bateba statuette of the Lobi people, Burkina Faso.

    H. 25cm. Male character whose pose reflects the aesthetic Lobi in its quality criteria. Standing, the right brad raised back, the left arm at a distance stretched along the body. The forehead is high, the triangular flat nose and the pronounced male torso. Sex and navel are prominent. The muscular legs have powerful patterned knobs. Hard and dense wood, very beautiful patina of use.

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    Bateba Statuette der Lobi Leute, Burkina Faso.

    H. 25cm. Männlicher Charakter, dessen Haltung den ästhetischen Lobi in seinen Qualitätskriterien widerspiegelt. Der rechte Brad hob sich zurück, der linke Arm streckte sich in einiger Entfernung über den Körper. Die Stirn ist hoch, die dreieckige flache Nase und der ausgeprägte männliche Torso. Sex und Nabel sind prominent. Die muskulösen Beine haben kräftige gemusterte Knöpfe. Hartes und dichtes Holz, sehr schöne Patina.

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  • Afrique. Masque Bapendé. Les Bapendé (pluriel de Pendé) sont un peuple bantou d’Afrique centrale, présent dans la province de Bandundu (territoires de Gungu, Idiofa, Feshi et Kahemba), dans la province du Kasaï-Occidental (territoire de Tshikapa) en République démocratique du Congo, ainsi qu’en Angola d’où ils sont originaires. Bois, kaolin. H. 36cm. (Afrique, Art africain, Civilisation et ethnies).

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  • Afrique. Masque Téké très érodé. Les Teke – ou Téké – sont des Bantous d’Afrique centrale répartis, pour l’essentiel de leur population, au sud, au nord et centre de la République du Congo. Bois, pigments. H. 30,5cm. (Afrique, Art africain, Civilisation et ethnies).

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  • Afrique. Important masque Fang Ngil du Gabon. On notera la coiffe ornée d’une multitude de clous de tapissier. Les Fangs forment un groupe de 500 000 individus au Gabon et de 600 000 individus en Guinée équatoriale. Il existe également des minorités Fang au au Cameroun et au Congo-Brazaville. Bois, Kaolin, clous en cuivre. Les peuples connus sous le nom de Fang étaient des guerriers conquérant et ont envahis par bonds successifs, de villages en villages, toute la vaste région entre le Cameroun et le Gabon entre le XVIIIeme et le début du XXe siècle. Les figures Fangs perpétuent l’identité sociale, subsister dans un milieu naturel hostile et de dialoguer avec les défunts. H. 68cm. (Afrique, Art africain, Civilisation et ethnies -sku53afr).

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    Masque Punu, Gabon Afrique. Important masque Punu. Une belle coiffe ouvragée, une très bellle expression sereine font de ce masque une pièce exceptionnelle réservée à des dignitaire de haut rang. H. 33,5cm. ( Afrique, Art africain, Civilisation et ethnies).

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