MALI

DOGON, MALI AFRICAN, CARVED WOOD STANDING FEMALE FIGURE H 41" W 7.25" D 6" Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI. Michigan Senator and creator of the Michigan Council for the Arts.

wood, greyish brown patina, with chin plug, resp. beard, strongly encrusted sacrificial patina in some places (various liquids were used for sacrifices, including the blood of chickens, sheep, and goa

Bamana, Mali, Antelope dance mask, Tjiwara Society dance mask carved in two parts. Wood with the finest relief carving on the head and body of the antelope, the horns in extremely fine relief. The hor

wood, rich blackish-brown patina, ten metal earrings, elongated trunk with broad angular shoulders, breasts and navel particularly emphasized, slightly dam., ear holes broken out in parts, insect caus

DOGON, MaliStanding Female Figure WoodThe Dogon people are subsisten

Fine African Dogon Hornbill Mask, Mali, 19th C. Carved wood and pigment. On stand. Provenance: Ex. Estate Collection Isadore and Nancy Marder, Philadelphia; purchased 1972 from Galerie Kamer, 9, quai

wood, metal, plant fibre, The mask is a symbol for youth, health and vitality. The young men sing the praises of the mask, comparing it to gold and silver. Gold is as precious as youth, and life turns

Maske Im Stil der Bamana. Mali. Holz. L 40 cm.Publiziert in: Himmelheber, Hans: Negerkunst und Negerkünstler. Klinkhardt & Biermann. Braunschweig, 1960. S. 90.

African Bambara Chiwara Headdress, Mali. Carved wood. On stand. Provenance: Ex. Estate Collection Isadore and Nancy Marder, Philadelphia; purchased 1972 from Pierre Verite, Galerie Carrefour, 141 Boul

wood, surface structure marked by sacrificial traces and remains of pigments, fragmentary (lower legs missing), traces of abrasion, base; many different substances are used for sacrifice: the blood of

A Bankoni figure Mali, c. 1200 - 1600 AD Fired terracotta, the female figure shown standing, with serene countenance, the face a mixture of human and zoomorphic features, the arms held to the sides an

A Djenne Terracotta Kneeling Guardian Figure, Mali; ;with serene face over wide knobby shoulders; raised umbillicus, solftly gentle limbs; areas of encrustation and loss, as expected given the extreme

Wood Dogon peoples, Mali, presumably around 1900 Abstract, cubistic-like shaping of body, the left arm raised Thick, incrusted patina Mounted to a square base Dimensions: 33 cm Provenance: Private Col

Lot 28 African Dogon Figure, Mali wood Carved wood in the form of a standing figure 29 x 6 1/2 x 5 inches Provenance: Property from the Estate of Rosa and Aaron Esman

West Africa, Mali, Bambara Chi-wara / Tji-wara antelope carved wood with brass stud eyes headpiece / headdress on metal stand. 41.5" H x 14" W x 2" D.

African Bambara Chiwara Headdress, Mali. Carved wood. On base. Ex. Estate Collection Isadore and Nancy Marder, Philadelphia. Size: 15'' x 4.5'' x 3'' (38 x 11 x 8 cm); Height on stand: 16" (41 cm).

Morris, Mali (British, born 1945), Cyprus Sea, 1980, Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 60 inches Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art, signed on the reverse canvas overlap; Provenance: The Boca Raton Museum of

Fine African Bamana Marionette Puppet, Mali, mid 20th c.. A very fine old Maani puppet from the Sogow masquerade. Carved wood, beads. On stand. Provenance: Material Culture, June 12, 2016, Lot 618. Si

A Bamana hammered metal and hardwood maskMaliRaised on a black metal stand.height 19in (48cm); width 8in (20cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of Lee Bronson, Los Angeles, California.

Dogon ladder, although made and used by the Lobi, Mali, and other sub-Saharan West Africans as well, for climbing to a roof where grain was dried, this is quite a large example, with signs of age and

Property of Lynn University to benefit the Library Renovation Fund To be sold subject to no reserve STYLE OF BOBO ULE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF THE MALI"Do" Society Dance Totem Figure Carved wood, figure in

Vintage Large Graduated Mali Amber Bead, Turquoise Bead, Coral and Silver Necklace. Largest amber bead measures 31mm, smallest 18mm. Necklace measures 20" L, 1-3/4" W. Approx. weight: 137.8 grams. Con

Ca. early 20thC. Very good with age-appropriate wear. Bamana or Malinke standing female, legs adjoining small three-legged stool; hands to abdomen. Delicately carved with attenuated features, incised

20th c. Carved wood, paint, rope 90" x 15" x 14" Provenance: Allan Stone Collection, New York The imagery found in masks of the Bobo, Bwa, Kurumba, Mossi, and others living in Burkina Faso and southea