ID 783386
Lot 9 | STATUE YIPWON
Estimate value
€ 1 500 000 – 2 000 000
RIVIÈRE KARAWARI, RÉGION DU MOYEN-SEPIK, PAPOUASIE-NOUVELLE-GUINÉE
Hauteur : 166 cm. (65 3⁄8 in.)
Provenance
Collection Carel Maria A. Groenevelt (1899-1973), Rotterdam, acquis ca. 1960
Collection Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam, inv. n° 52530
Collection Loed van Bussel (1935-2018), Amsterdam, acquis avant 1976
Collection Lucien van de Velde et Joanna Teunen, Anvers, acquis en janvier 1979
Transmis par descendance
Literature
Redeker, H. et van Baaren T., Presentatie, Laren, 1976, p. 16, n° 31
Bayer, A., Oude Kunst uit Afrika en Oceanie, Saint-Nicolas-Waes, 1979, n° 32
Van Daame, W., Herreman, F. et Smidt, D., Sculptuur uit Afrika en Oceanië/Sculpture from Africa and Oceania, Otterlo, 1990, p. 283, n° 107
Paudrat, J.-L., Falgayrettes-Leveau, C. et Glissant, E., Lam métis, Paris, 2001, p. 207
Herreman, F. et alii, Océanie. Signes de rites, symboles d’autorité, Bruxelles, 2008, p. 51, n° 32
Exhibited
Laren, Singermuseum, Presentatie, mai 1976
Saint-Nicolas-Waes, SteM - Stedelijke musea, Internationaal Exlibriscentrum, Oude Kunst uit Afrika en Oceanie, 5 - 20 mai 1979
Otterlo, Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, Sculptuur uit Afrika en Oceanië/Sculpture from Africa and Oceania, 17 novembre 1990 - 20 janvier 1991
Paris, Musée Dapper, Lam métis, 26 septembre 2001 - 20 janvier 2002
Bruxelles, Espace culturel ING, Océanie. Signes de rites, symboles d’autorité, 23 octobre 2008 - 15 mars 2009
Post lot text
YIPWON FIGURE, KARAWARI RIVER, MIDDLE SEPIK PROVINCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Medium: | Wood |
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Place of origin: | Papua New Guinea |
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Medium: | Wood |
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Place of origin: | Papua New Guinea |
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