DOGON, MALI, CARVED FEMALE FIGURE WITH ARM RAISED.

TRIBAL: Large Dogon Mask, Mali, 20th C., wood, large Dogon dance mask with female ancestor figure with arms raised, old repair to left arm, wear consistent with age and use, approximately 37" h. [PROV

Tall carved wooden female shrine figure with hands raised to the heavens in an act or prayer. Known locally as "Nommo" figures which refer to part of the Dogon creation myth. Dogon peoples, Mali, Afri

**Originally Listed At $400** Western Africa, Mali, Dogon people, ca. early 20th century CE. A standing, hand-carved wood figure of a man with his arms raised, a long beard and bald head, protruding b

African Tribal Art: Dogon People, Mali: Tellem Ancestor Figure, Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Carved wood with encrusted libations and dark overall patina. The figure's arms are raised in a gesture of

Two African carved wood figural pieces; each of drum form; one possibly of the Dogon, Mali showing continuous standing figures with arms raised; the other likely Baule, Côte d'Ivoire showing

At top, a female figure with legs wrapped around the horn of the mask. Possibly 19th century or earlier. 26.75" Height. Raised arms in the archaic Tellem manner. From Mali , an example well worn from

Bambara carved wood lidded box, ex-Michel Anstett, Mali, round box with female figural carved lid with raised arms, on angular legs and tiered pedestal foot, 45"h x 11"dia (figure and box) Provenance:

Tellem-style Dogon fertility figure or "nommo", Mali, representing a plea for rain, the carved wood form with geometric details, standing at a slight angle with raised arms, 24"h x 4"w, overall size i

A very old female effigy, carved from a dense hard wood with well handled surface patina and incised / raised designs. Dogon peoples, Mali, Africa. The figure measures 20 inches tall. Provenance: Soth

DOGON, MALI, CARVED FEMALE FIGURE. HEIGHT 28"

Property from the Estate of David Rapkin Description: African Carved Wood Female Figure, probably Dogon, Mali, carved wood female figure, with associated base. Provenance: Exhibited "Afri

the carved female figure with one arm raised, adorned with a festooned belt and beaded necklaces Provenance: Estate of Louis & Annette Kaufman 20 inches high

DOGON, MALI AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD STANDING FEMALE FIGURE H 41" W 7.25" D 6" Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI. Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan Council for the Arts.

Two African Dogon, Mali carved wood masks; one showing kneeling female figure to top; H: 25 1/4" (taller, approx.); one with stand

Tall African Dogon, Mali carved wood figure; of female form; H: 45 1/4" (approx.); with stand

Tall African Dogon, Mali carved wood maternity figure; of female form, seated, wearing a long bronze chain around her neck; H: 57" (approx.)

Tall African Dogon, Mali carved wood maternity figure; of female form, seated, wearing a long bronze chain around her neck; H: 57" (approx.)

Made by the Dogon people of Mali, this standing figure has both arms raised, hands on head, possibly shackles on feet. 9" x 4"

A fine and rare old African helmet mask from the Dogon people of Mali. Surmounted by an equestrian figure, partly lost. Also features carved standing female figures in high relief around the body. It

(lot of 3) Tribal tools, including: (2) scythes, Dogon peoples, Mali, West Africa, with carved figural handles, (one) female figure, (one) figure covering face with hands (often interpreted as Dyogou

Ca. last half 20thC. Good with age-appropriate wear including surface patina rubs and age cracks. Kusu truncated figure; arms raised from torso with hands held together at waist. DRC. Ex-Nooter coll.

Group of three African, Mali carved wood standing female figures; of varying cultures, including: two possibly of Bambara; together with Dogon maternity figure; H: 27 1/2" (tallest, approx.&#4

Large African Carved Wood Female Ancestor Figure, 20th c., from the Dogon tribe, Mali, H.- 63 1/2 in., W.- 9 in., D.- 14 in. Provenance: from the Estate of John C. McNeese, New Orleans, Louisiana.

**First Time At Auction** Western Africa, Mali, Dogon people, ca. early 20th century CE. A tall kneeling female figure carved from a single piece of light-brown wood, with characteristically abstracte