African Art: Bakongo

Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bakongo peoples, ca. pre-1940's. This hand-carved wood power figure, called a nkisi nkondi, is carved in the likeness of a human being which symbolizes its pu

Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bakongo peoples, ca. pre-1940's. This hand-carved wood power figure, called a nkisi nkondi, is carved in the likeness of a human being which symbolizes its pu

African Art Bakongo Dog Fetish is from DR Congo. The dimension is 9.5 inches high x 23.5 inches wide. The shipping cost for domestic is $55.00 flat rate shipping within the Continental US including ha

African Tribal Art: Bakongo people, Democratic Republic of Congo: A large Nkisi n'kondi Power Figure, made of carved wood, pigments, fabric, glass, nails and natural elements. Early 20th Century. A nk

African Tribal Art: Bakongo people, Democratic Republic of Congo: A large Nkisi N'Kondi Power Figure, made of carved wood with nails, chains, glass, shells, fabric, forged-metal, pigments and natural

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

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

A carved wooden mask with ornate decoration and signs of field use and wear. The mask is expertly and thinly carved. Yombe / Kongo peoples, Central Africa , DRC / Congo. The mask measures 11 x 6.5 inc

BAKONGO, Vili OR YOMBE Rare Power Figure Country: Congo Drc People: Bakongo, Vili or Yombe Material: Wood, cord, glass, textile Dimensions: About 29 inches high (31" with the base) Condition: Not good

123 Art Bakongo Les Centre de style Vol. I & II (Slipcase missing) H 28,5 cm. B 23 cm. Raoul Lehuard Arnouville: Art d'Afrique Noire (1989). French text Vol. I: 325 pages / Vol. II: 357 pages Numerous

African Bakongo Equestrian Nail Fetish Figure, Cameroon. Published: Maine Antiques Digest, "African Art and the Serious Collector" (April, 2010). Ex Collection Prof. Gene R. Shreve, South Yarmouth, Ma

Tall carved wooden staff decorated with hand hammered brass embossed with intricate details, bronze bands, brass tacks and a very finely crafted finial featuring a classic Bakongo Mother & child image

Item: African Art Carved Wood Bacongo Maternity Statue Origin: Congo Size: 12.5 inches high x 5 inches wide Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, sub

154 Art Bakongo Les masques H 28 cm. B 22 cm. Raoul Lehuard Arnouville-les-Gonesse: Arts d'Afrique Noire (1993). French text 185 pages numerous b/w illustrations Hardcover

16 Art Bakongo Les Centre de style,Vol. I H 28,5 cm. B 23 cm. Raoul Lehuard Arnouville: Art d'Afrique Noire (1989). French text 325 pages, numerous illustrations. Hardcover, used book, in good conditi

This is a rare old Male slave sculpture from the Bakongo peoples, Congo, Africa. Carved from a golden honey colored light wood in male form, wearing simple loin cloth and signs of handling and age.Of

Fetish figure of the Bakongo tribe D.R. Congo. The figure contains offering material on the body. In African art is Nkisi the epitome of witchcraft. Aggressive witchcraft Kindoki is the absolute evil

Vili, DR Kongo H 27 cm. Provenienz: - Lantier, Strassburg. - Paolo Morigi, Magliaso. - Rudolf und Leonore Blum, Zumikon. Publiziert: - Lehuard, Raoul (1993). Art Bakongo, les masques. Arnouville: Art

A Central African hand-carved wooden fetish sculpture, art of the Bakongo people, the largest ethnic group in the Republic of Congo. The piece represents a standing male figure with exaggerated genita

A Cast bronze crucifix with african aesthetics and signs of handling and wear. Nkangi kidtu crosses were used as objects of prestige and power. Local chiefs commissioned the creation of crucifixes as

African Tribal Art: Two-Headed Nkisi Figure, from the Bacongo people, Democratic Republic of Congo, late 19th Century, circa 1884. Made of wood, pigments, fabric, glass nails and natural elements. A n

Art & Kongos Art & Kongos : Les peuples kongophones et leur sculpture. Volume 1: Les Kongo du nord Biteki bia Bakongo Felix, Marc L. Meur, Charles Batulukisi, Niangi Brussels : Zaïre Basin Art Histor

Height: 83" door and 83.25" on stand Width: 23.5" Depth: 2" Weight: 72 lbs This intricately carved Yoruba door features eight separate scenes with an array of humans and animals. It comes attached to

Height: 47" Width: 17" Depth: 1" Weight: 18 lbs An attractive Igbo door with beautifully carved geometric striations. This piece does not come with a stand.