Kongo Maternity

A lovely carved wooden sculpture of a mother holding her infant child, seated cross legged and wearing ceremonial cap. Kongo peoples, DRC/Congo, central Africa. The sculpture measures 18.5 inches tall

Title: Kongo maternity - DRC ex Zaire - African Art Tribal Art Date/Period: Second half XX° Origin: DRC ex-Zaïre Dimension: 11,42 Inch Materials: wood Weight: 1,76 Pounds Item type: Statues,

A carved wooden sculpture of a Mother holding her child, with finely incised design and a wonderful polished surface. The sculpture measures 8.25 inches tall ( 10.5 inches tall on professional custom

A carved wooden image of a Mother and child with a dramatic facial expression and some linear designs, bead and iron adornment. Kongo peoples, DRC/ Congo, Africa.

A finely crafted wooden maternity sculpture, featuring a well carved mother holding her child, the mother decorated with raised tribal scars ans she has inset glass eyes and chest cavity sealed with g

A carved wooden effigy of a Mother and her child from the Kongo peoples, DRC/Congo, Africa. A well weathered vintage example with a striking face and overall nice form. Carved from a heavy dense wood.

A carved wooden image of a female shown seated cross legged and holding a child in her arms. Kongo peoples, Congo / DRC , Africa. The sculpture is heavily worn and well handled, this appears to be an

A carved wooden maternity image from the Kongo peoples, DRC / Congo, Africa.The mother's peaked hairstyle is echoed by the coiffure of the child cradled in her lap. This sculpture was likely placed in

A Nice older carved wooden Mother with child or Maternity sculpture from the Kongo peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa. Carved from a single piece of wood with elaborate tattoo or scarification design

A Carved wooden effigy of a Mother and Child , known as a "Phemba" sculpture with inset glass eyes and small incised designs, The sculpture measures 9.25 inches tall.

A rare and unusual vintage to antique carved wooden figure of a male with child clinging to his belly. Perhaps a protective fetish for child raising? This is an unusual and well handled old example.Ko

CONGO DRC Cute YOMBE Maternity Figure The statues representing maternity hospitals are called Phemba among the Yombe as well as in other Kongo peoples such as the Bakongo or the Vili The Yombe are a p

Title: Kongo Yombe Pfemba maternity figure - DRC Congo - African Art Tribal Art Description: Shach the Kongo, nganga was in charge of the rituals by activating a spiritual force with a nkondi (pl. nki

A Congo style maternity figure DRC, Kongo. 53 3/4”h x 12”w x 10 3/4”d. Provenance: Estate of Claude”Nyabinghi” Creary.

Property from the Estate of David Rapkin Description: African Maternity Figure and a Pair of Dolls, comprising a carved wood maternity figure holding a baby, probably Kongo, together with a pair o

Mutter-Kind-Figur, "phemba" Yombe, DR Kongo Mit Sockel / with base Holz, Polsternägel. H 31 cm. Provenienz: Handel, Nordrhein-Westfalen. Der Symbolgehalt der Mutter-Kind-Darstellungen lässt sich auc

Mutter-Kind-Figur, "phemba" Yombe, DR Kongo Ohne Sockel / without base Holz. H 41,5 cm. Provenienz: - Bruno Bischofberger, Zürich. - Eric Steinfels Auktionen, Zürich (1978). - Helmut und Marianne Zi

Title: YOMBE Maternity Figure statue Congo DRC African Art Kongo Bakongo 1378 Additional Information: CONGO RDC Cute YOMBE Maternity Figure The Yombe People is established in the Mayombe They belong t

This great statue is a maternity figure.  She is a Pfemba, seated woman and child.  Very ornate carving of her neck and attire.  Seated with baby in her lap.  She stands approx. 3.2ft tall.

Two African Kongo, Democratic Republic of the Congo carved wood figures; one Yombe maternity group with metal elements to face; the other kneeling, with firearm; H: 32 3/4" (taller, approx.&#4

Two African Kongo/Yombe, Democratic Republic of the Congo/Angola carved wood phemba (maternity figures); H: 21 1/4" (taller, approx.)

Two carved wood Kongo/Yombe, Democratic Republic of the Congo/Angola figures, including: mixed media nkisi nkondi (power figure); together with phemba (maternity group); H: 20" &#4

Vu Cao Dam (Vietnamese, 1908-2000). Oil on canvas painting titled "Maternity," 1966. This painting depicts a mother in a blush pink dress holding a baby or child dressed in blue. They appear

Kongo "N'kisi" Magic Fetish, Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa. Carved wooden female effigy shown with snake to breast, raised scarrification, inset glass eyes (female and snake). Well handled pati