Bronzeguss nach der Totenmaske des Häuptlings RED CLOUD (1822-1909), - photo 1

Bronzeguss nach der Totenmaske des Häuptlings RED CLOUD (1822-1909),

Lot 67
28.09.2019 13:00UTC +00:00
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€ 1 300
AuctioneerEppli Münzauktion
Event locationGermany, L. Echterdingen
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ID 216811
Lot 67 | Bronzeguss nach der Totenmaske des Häuptlings RED CLOUD (1822-1909),
neue Anfertigung des 21. Jahrhunderts durch einen deutschen Handformer. Nach Angaben der Einliefererseite existieren von diesem Guss weltweit nur 2 Exemplare, wobei sich 1 Exemplar als Schenkung im heutigen Buffalo Bill Museum in Wyoming/USA befindet. Anbei in Kopie Dankesbrief für die Bronzemaske des Museums aus den USA vom 29.10.2012. Der Häuptling RED CLOUD war einer der größten militärischen und politischen Führer der Prärie-Indianer. Er war wohl insgesamt acht Mal beim US-Präsidenten und setzte sich für eine Aussöhnungspolitik mit den Weißen ein. Maske rückseitig beschriftet "5,1 kg". Seitlich und unterseitig einige gusstechnisch bedingte Lufteinschlüsse vorhanden.

Bronze-cast after the death-mask of RED CLOUD (1822-1909). Manufactured in the 21st century from a german bronze-caster. According to the declaration of the owner, from this cast exists only 2 and one was a gift for the Buffalo Bill Museum in Wyoming. Enclosed thank you-letter from the US from October 29, 2012. RED CLOUD was one of the greatest military and political leader of the prairie Indians. He has been eight times at the US President and pleaded for reconciliation with the Whites. Cast reverse marked "5.1 kg". Blowholes sidewards and on the bottom side.
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