African Sculpture from the Tara Collection

African Sculpture from the Tara Collection African Sculpture from the Tara Collection exhibited by Mr. & Mrs. J.W. Gillon. University of Notre-Dame (1971) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

Sotheby & Co - 15th July 1975 Catalogue of the Tara Collection of African sculpture. The Property of the Tara Trust. Softcover 24,5 x 18 cm. CHF 10 / 20 EUR 9 / 18

This is a very fine old Shrine idol figure from the Yaka peoples,DRC/ CONGO, Africa. A Fine older Yaka female ancestor sculpture in a kneeling posture with a well handled surface. The figure measures

African Tribal Sculpture. Collection Anspach African Tribal Sculpture from the Collection of Ernst and Ruth Anspach. Museum of Primitive Art, NY (1967) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

African Tribal Sculpture. Collection Anspach African Tribal Sculpture from the Collection of Ernst and Ruth Anspach. Museum of Primitive Art, NY (1967) 28 x 21,5 cm. 140 g CHF 20 / 40 EUR 17 / 34

African Tribal Sculpture. Collection Anspach African Tribal Sculpture from the Collection of Ernst and Ruth Anspach. Museum of Primitive Art, NY (1967) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

African Tribal Sculpture. Collection Anspach African Tribal Sculpture from the Collection of Ernst and Ruth Anspach. Museum of Primitive Art, NY (1967) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

African Tribal Sculpture. Collection Anspach African Tribal Sculpture from the Collection of Ernst and Ruth Anspach. Museum of Primitive Art, NY (1967) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

This is an exceedingly rare wood sculpture from the BanguBangu, a remote ethnic group living in the eastern Congo, and like their neighbors the Luba , they create wooden idols for the worship of their

A vintage wooden hand carved African art collection including three brown masks, one is marked Mayola on verso, one black brown mask, and a black brown figure of a man. Circa the 20th century. Vintage

African Sculpture from the Collection Leff African Sculpture from the Collection of Jay C. Leff. Museum of Primitive Art, New York (1964) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

African Sculpture from the Collection Leff African Sculpture from the Collection of Jay C. Leff. Museum of Primitive Art, New York (1964) CHF 20 / 40 EUR 17 / 34

African Sculpture from the Collection Leff New York: The Museum of Primitive Art (1964). English text 31 pages 47 black & white illustrations Softcover 28 x 22 cm. 144 g CHF 20 / 40 EUR 18 / 36

African Sculpture from Private Collections in London Ian Auld & Tom Phillips (1979) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17

Carved from a heavy dense piece of wood with a well handled golden honey colored surface and somewhat stick patina suggesting field use over many years. This type of sculpture is associated with the P

A classic carved wooden shrine idol with fascinating form, encrusted surface suggesting sacrificial matter and well handled and worn patina. Dogon peoples, Mali, West Africa. The sculpture measures 16

A fine and charming old carved wooden shrine effigy with classic facial features and shown with hands in a gesture of offering. There are a few areas on linear scar designs and a open cavity in the ch

A Handsome and well carved male sculpture from a dark wood with well handled, well polished surface , finely crafted and twisted beard, red mineral accenting the coiffure with a traditional pose on sc

A very finely carved wooden seated male sculpture with classic facial features and form, carved coiffure, raised scar designs and well handled and worn patina. Baule peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa.

A carved wooden female effigy with finely incised coiffure, raised scar designs classic facial features and shown holding an offering bowl. The surface is well handled and worn smooth. Baule peoples,

A Colon style carved wooden dancer painted red and white with various painted accented, well weathered and worn, the figure appears to be antique. The sculpture measures 18 inches tall. Baule peoples,

A finely carved wooden anthropomorphic sculpture of an ancestor, with carved coiffure, hands to abdomen and closed eyes, a meditative pose suggesting worship. Kuba peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa.

A charming carved wooden male effigy shown holding a drinking horn, perhaps a image of a royal person or dignitary. The figure was carved from a heavy dense wood and measures 14.25 inches tall . 16.25

The Schindler Collection of African Sculpture Dallas Museum of Fine Arts (1975) CHF 10 / 20 EUR 8 / 17