A Baga Stool with 2 Nimba images. African Art

Vintage carved wooden stool with 2 Nimba figures as the central Support. Baga peoples, Guinea, West Africa.

A large well weathered carved wooden stool with several supports decorated with images of Nimba carved in relief. From the Baga peoples of Guinea, West Africa. Measures 16.5 x 16 inches. Please note t

Lot 168 Nimba figure from Baga peoples, Guinea 33 x 15 x 2 1/2 inches Provenance: Estate of Howard A. Smith purchased at Tribal Arts Gallery, New York in 1972 Nimba figure, carved wood

This is a most unusual and interesting wooden stool from the Baga peoples of Guinea, West Africa. carved from a single piece of dense heavy wood and featuring a kneeling female figure as the central s

Carved from a single piece of dense and heavy wood and featuring a highly stylized face and female form, adorned with grass skirt. Baga peoples, Guinea, West Africa. The shoulder mask / sculpture meas

A very large and substantial wood carved shoulder mask known as a "Nimba" with raised and incised linear designs, old metal tacks and obvious signs of weathering and wear. Baga peoples, Guinea, West A

This is a very fine and vintage Ancestor sculpture from the Baga peoples of Guinea, West Africa. Carved from a single piece of wood with a well handled and weathered surface patina. Such sculptures we

2 Baga Carvings. A figure and mask. Guinea, Africa. Carved wood. Largest size: 31'' x 6'' x 9'' (79 x 15 x 23 cm). Provenance: ex New York private ethnographic arts collection. Note: This is a NO RESE

Including: 1) African Images. MacClintock. 2) A Second Paradise. Indian Courtly Life. 3) Norfold and Western in Color. Nichols. 4) Matryoshka, Russian Souvenir. Soloviova. 6) Contemporary Western Arti

A Baga Wood Nimba Mask or Headdress West Africa, Guinea, 19th-20th Century A.D. Property from the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida Provenance: Gifted in 2001 (Inv. no. T2001.031.048).

2 African style wood stools, 21"h x 20 1/2"w x 10 1/2"d

Baga people, Guinea. Full figure representation of the male counterpart of the female Nimba. This is an uncommon carving of a male figure wearing af female Nimba head. Carved wood, stained black with

Senufo Peoples, (2) wood stools, Ivory Coast, 11"h x 21"l x 11"w (larger) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of Chinese Art History at Columbia

A group of 2 African objects. 20th century. ++ Baga Nimba shoulder mask. Guinea ++ Indonesian style figure. Provenance: Inventory and Collection from the Estate of Merton D. Simpson.

A standing Nimba Baga female figure Guinea, Baga 20th century. 22 1/2"h. Provenance: Collection of Stephen R Primoff, Houston, TX

A royal stool, Luba, early 20th century. 19-1/2" H; 14 lbs. 5 oz. Provenance: Ex private collection, New York, NY

A Finely crafted female maternity image of Mother shown seated on stool with infant in her lap. The female has an elaborate carved coiffure and a small area of tribal scarification on the abdomen. Des

2 African Carved Wood Artifacts. A Baga Nimba body mask and a Senufo bird. Largest Size: 34" x 11" x 12" (86 x 28 x 30 cm).

A carved kneeling maternity caryatod figure with polychrome stool. Guinea, Baga, 20th century. 33 1/2"h x 13 1/2"w. Provenance: Patrick J. Lusk Collection

Carved from a very heavy dense wood and featuring 4 stylized Nimba sculptures as the central support, incised linear designs. Baga peoples, Guinea, West Africa. The Stool measures 15.5 inches tall x 1

Carved wooden commemorative sculpture of a "D'mba" or Nimba standing male figure with classic treatment to the face and form.Baga peoples, Guinea, West Africa.The D'mba, which was long interpreted as

A tall carved wooden female maternal image. created from a hard dense wood with a highly energetic and stylized form. The Female is shown seated on a stool, while feeding her child, and she is embelli

Carved wooden Serpent image with raised geometric designs accented with red, blue and white kaolin clay pigment. From The Baga peoples, Guinea, West Africa.The serpent as imagery source for a-Mantsho-

Carved wooden image of a snake by the Baga peoples of Guinea, West Africa. The Snake measures 28 inches.