Les arts Bateke. Congo, Gabon, Zaïre

25 Les arts Bateke Congo, Gabon, Zaire Lehuard, Raoul (1996). Les Arts Bateke. Congo, Gabon, Zaire. Arts d'Afrique Noire: Arnouville. Condition: Fine (approaches the condition of "As New"). The book h

184 Les arts Bateke Congo, Gabon, Zaire (TRIBAL ART) Lehuard, Raoul (1996). Les Arts Bateke. Congo, Gabon, Zaire. Arts d`Afrique Noire: Arnouville. Hardcover. Condition: Fine (approaches the condition

Les arts Bateke. Congo, Gabon, Zaïre Lehuard, Raoul Arnouville-lès-Gonesse: Arts d'Afrique Noire (1996) French Text/Edition 405 pages Numerous illustrations Hardcover 1810 g CHF 300 / 600

Fine Old African Bateke Mask, Congo/Gabon. On stand. Provenance: Sam Hilu, ex. Benard Barach. Size: 10.25'' x 11'' x 3'' (26 x 28 x 8 cm); Height on stand: 17" (43 cm).

African Tribal Art: Bakongo People, Congo/Zaire: Large Nkisi Fetish/Power Figure of a Seated Dog. The carving is estimated to be from the late 19th century, with additions and modifications dating thr

African Tribal Art: Songye People, Congo/Zaire: Kifwebe Association Figure, wood, leather/fur, raffia fiber, pigment. 20th century. The figure is fitted with a custom wooden stand. About Kifwebe Assoc

African Tribal Art: Songye People, Congo/Zaire: Kifwebe Association Figure, wood, leather/fur, raffia fiber, pigment. 20th century. The figure is fitted with a custom wooden stand. About Kifwebe Assoc

African Tribal Art: Luba People, Congo/Zaire: Andromorphic Mask resembling the face of a bird. White kaolin clay defines the eyes and areas around the face which are incised to resemble the pattern of

African Congo/Gabon Teke (Bateke, M'Teke) Kidumu Ceremonial Mask, carved wood, red and white natural pigments depicting flattened, moon-shaped abstract human face decorated with geometric motifs, bise

African Congo/Gabon Teke (Bateke, M'Teke) Kidumu style Ceremonial Mask (20th Century), carved wood, red, black, and yellow natural pigments, feather, and burlap hood depicting flattened, moon-shaped a

MASK BATEKE GABON OR CONGO CENTRAL AFRICA

CONGO DRC POWERFUL LEGA BWAMI IDIMU MASK (One of a pair: see picture n°12) This mask is part of a pair, most likely from the hand of the same artist A special price can be negotiated for both, it wou

CONGO DRC LARGE LEGA BWAMI IDIMU MASK The heart-shaped face is covered with kaolin, frequent characteristics of the Lega Idimu masks are significantly larger than Lukwakongo masks, but stylistically v

CONGO DRC Superb idimu Bwami mask Idimu masks are significantly larger than Lukwakongo masks, but stylistically very close These are collective masks used during ceremonies for high-ranking people of

African Tribal Art: Efomba Reliquary Figure, Ngata People, Congo/Zaire, Early/Mid Twentieth Century. Carved wood, pigments, hair, metal, fiber, beads. Referred to as Bonganga or Efomba, this form of s

CONGO DRC YELA - Old Lilwa Society Mask Two-tone, hardwood, well patinated The Yela are a people whose rites have remained quite mysterious to us. They are culturally close to the Mbole, a little bett

African Tribal Art: Teke people (Bateke), Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa: Bulti Bonga (Power Figure) Late 19th Century (Circa 1875). Carved wood, wax, natural pigments and unknown materials.

African Tribal Art: Teke people (Bateke), Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa: Bulti Bonga (Power Figure) Late 19th Century (Circa 1875). Carved wood, wax, natural pigments and unknown materials.

African Songye mask, Congo (Zaire), carved and painted wood, used during initiation, circumcision or funeral ceremonies, wear throughout. 17 x 18 1/2 x 9 1/2''

Congo Kuba Peoples, Velours du Kasai (Kasai velvet) 24 x 25 inches, textile fabric made in Kasai, a province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Zaïre). Traditionally, the weaving is done by men

COLLECTION OF ETHNOGRAPHIC ARTSSeven total articles, including:- Kifwebe mask - Democratic Republic of the Congo/Zaire, Central Africa, Songye People, 20th century. Diminutive, wood carved and polychr

CONGO DRC RARE MBOLE Lilwa Society Mask Bambole are a people whose rites have remained rather mysterious to us. The society of the Lilwa (which could be compared to the Bwami of the Lega) organized th

31 Art ancestral du Gabon dans les collections du Musee Barbier-Mueller Perrois, Louis (1985). Art ancestral du Gabon dans les collections du Musee Barbier-Mueller. Geneve: Musee Barbier-Mueller. Cond

**Originally Listed At $800** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, or Gabon, Teke people (Tio/Bateke), ca. early 20th century CE. A pair of heavy, beautiful brass c