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Ethnographic/tribal. A wooden makonde 'Helmet-mask', Tanzania, Africa, late 20th/early 21st century, h 26 x l 34 x w 22 cm.

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Ethnographic/tribal. A wooden makonde 'Helmet-mask', Tanzania, Africa, late 20th/early 21st century, h 26 x l 34 x w 22 cm.

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Estim. 960 - 1 200 EUR

Helmet mask for the Mapiko dance. Makonde, Mozambique/Tanzania. H 32.5 cm, with carved chin beard and extremely large ears; eyes whitened, mouth dyed red (inv. no. 90). Illustrated in: G. Blesse, Kunst aus Ostafrika / Art of East Africa (2004), p. 25; Galerie Neumeister Afrikanische Masken, June/July 2007; K.-F. Schaedler, Götter Geister Ahnen. Afrikanische Skulpturen in deutschen Privatsammlungen, Ergänzungskatalog, Museum für Völkerkunde, Vienna (1994) no. 301, p. 28; ders., Encyclopedia of African Art and Culture (2009) p. 404. Black, partially shiny patina, intact. Provenance: Acquired from a Belgian dealer in the 1980s.

Estim. 640 - 800 EUR

Female helmet mask for the Mapiko dance of women. Makonde, Mozambique/Tanzania. H 22.5cm. Made of black-brown colored terracotta with a small lip peg, angular punctiform scarification marks on the forehead and cheeks (inv. no. 9). Intact. Provenance: Acquired from a Belgian dealer in the 1980s.

A Lipiko mask of the Makonde in Tanzania/Mozambique, 20th century Hollow carved wooden mask with remnants of preserved kaolin on the face. Wide-open eyes set in black, the scarification marks on the face and the engraved hair rubbed. A restoration to the left half of the forehead, very small losses in places. On a black presentation stand. Height top side approx. 23 cm. Condition: II - III

Tribal mask from Mali, in carved and polychrome wood . Tribal . Height: 51 cm

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