5436 - Damas Nicolas (Abidjan 1947–Abidjan 2001) and Emile Guebehi (1937–2008), a wooden standing female figure, “Jolie Dame,” ca. 1980s.He participated in various exhibitions, including: Musée du Quai Branly, the exhibition “Les Maîtres de la Sculpture de Côte d’Ivoire,” 2015, pp. 221–224. His work has also been featured in various catalogs, including: E. Bassani, “Arte In Africa,” Edizioni Panini, 1986.

Damas Nicolas (Abidjan 1947–Abidjan 2001) and Emile Guebehi (1937–2008), a wooden standing female figure, “Jolie Dame,” ca. 1980s.He participated in various exhibitions, including: Musée du Quai Branly, the exhibition “Les Maîtres de la Sculpture de Côte d’Ivoire,” 2015, pp. 221–224. His work has also been featured in various catalogs, including: E. Bassani, “Arte In Africa,” Edizioni Panini, 1986. His work is included in several well-known art collections. These artists were brothers and also worked together; this sculpture could be the work of either one of them or a collaborative effort by both artists. H. 164 cm. Provenance: Private German collection. [1]