Zimbabwe, Shona Art Sculpture "Bird"

A Shona Art Stone Sculpture.Zimbabwe.Untitled: BirdSigned: BILESerpentine stone.Dimensions:7 1/2" X 6 1/2" 112 pounds

Shona school (Zimbabwe), late 20th century. Large carved stone standing bird sculpture. Artist signed to underside. Provenance: The Private Collection of Mr. Noel F. Parris, Fayetteville, Georgia. App

A Shona Art Stone Sculpture.Zimbabwe.Untitled: SwanBlack Serpentine stone.Dimensions:26" X 9"112 pounds

Zimbabwe Shona Art SculptureUntitled: Double Tail FishSteatite Stone.Dimensions: 17 1/2" X 6"

Shona Art SculptureZimbabweUntitled: Double FlowerSigned: JosiaSerpentine stone.Dimensions: 7" X 7" X 5"8 pounds.Provenance: The Estate of Jean Van Buuren, New York, New York.

Zimbabwe Shona Art SculptureUntitled: FamilyUnsigned.Red Serpentine StoneDouble Sided. Dimensions: 28" X 12 1/2" X 5"Weight 76 pounds not included a 20 pound optional cement base. Provenance: The Esta

Ephraim Chaurika ( Zimbabwe, b.1940) Shona Art SculptureUntitled: FlowerSignedSerpentine stone.Dimensions: 9" X 8"Provenance: Exhibition of Shona Art At "The Laura Collection" July 4th-July 20th, 1985

Zimbabwe, Shona Art Stone Sculpture.Untitled: BirdBlack Serpentine StoneUnsigned.Dimensions: 9" X 6"

African black serpentine stone Shona sculpture. Features the form of a woman with a detailed lovely face and wearing her hair back with a beaded necklace. Signed on base. Measures 8 1/4" x 4 1/2" x 5

Zimbabwean Shona Art Sculpture.Untitled: Nesting BirdGreen MarbleUnsigned.Dimensions: 13" X 7"Provenance: Exhibition of Shona Art At "The Laura Collection" July 4th-July 20th, 1985 The Estate of Jean

Zimbabwean Shona Art Sculpture.Untitled: BirdSteatite stoneSigned: ObetDimensions: 6" X 6"Provenance: Exhibition of Shona Art At "The Laura Collection" July 4th-July 20th, 1985 The Estate of Jean Van

Shona African art bird sculpture. Brown serpentine stone. Dimensions: 18” x 8”

Zimbabwean Shona Art Sculpture.Bernard Matemeri (Zimbabwe, 1946-2002) Untitled: Animal HeadBlack serpentine stoneSignedDimensions: 15" X 6"Provenance: Exhibition of Shona Art At "The Laura Collection"

Shona school (Zimbabwe), late 20th century. Pair of mirror image carved stone hippo sculptures in gray and green. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: The Private Collection of Mr. Noel F. Parris, Fayette

Zimbabwe Shona stone sculpture. Depicts two faces in a dark green color. Illegible artist signature. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shipping for $85 plus insurance. G

Zimbabwe Shona stone sculpture. Depicts a modernist figure in a dark green color with his hands on his head. No apparent signature. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will offer in-house continental USA shi

Zimbabwe, Shona Art SculptureUntitled: EagleSigned: SadiRed Serpentine StoneDimensions: 10" X 6 1/2" X 6"Provenance: Exhibition of Shona Art At "The Laura Collection" July 4th-July 20th, 1985 The Esta

Two Shona hand-carved stone Zimbabwean art sculptures, signed by the artists. Polished and natural stone. Circa 1960s. Shona Zimbabwe modern abstract hand-carved polished stone sculpture, signed by th

Fanizani Akuda (Zimbabwe, 1932-2011)Shona Art SculptureUntitled: Coiled SnakeSignedSteatite stone.Dimensions: 6 1/2" X 5 1/2"Provenance: Exhibition of Shona Art At "The Laura Collection" July 4th-July

Bernhard Matemera (African Zimbabwe artist, 1946-2002) carved stone Shona sculpture, in the form of a bird's head, untitled, signed on backside of sculpture 87173 MIRO, label on base reads 87173 MATEM

Peter Chidzonga (style), pair bird sculptures, Style of Peter Chidzonga (Zimbabwe, b. 1979), Carved Shona stone, steel legs and wood bases, unsigned, approx. 17"h

Traditional stone sculpture created by Shone tribe in Zimbabwe, Africa. Beautiful grey coloration. Modern Shona sculpture is an evolution of this tradition, which begun in the mid 1900s as an emerging

THE HUNTER, 1996, welded metal sculpture, signed and dated, 69" tall, mounted to an outdoor tile base. Provenance: Zimbabwe Shona Sculpture; Appraisal from African & Beyond, La Jolla..

Godknows Gono (Zimbabwe 20th century) and Maxwell Kayiya (Zimbabwe b. 1958), group of two late 20th century carved stone giraffe form sculptures (smallest soapstone and large opalstone) depicting both