Papua New Guinea Kambot Village Storyboard.

Lower Sepik Papua New Guinea Kambot Village Storyboard by Kipa Gaindimi, 13 3/4" x 40 3/4" x 1 3/8"

Large Papua New Guinea Kambot Village Story Board.Carved wood and pigments. It measures 26 1/2 x15 1/4 inches. Weight: 2 Lbs 14 oz. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or confidential re

Sacred house Storyboard - Sepik - Papua New Guinea 1970 Wood 40 x 15 cm Storyboards are a tradition of the Kambot area in the lower Sepik. A storyboard literally tells a story include village life, ad

Group of four Papua New Guinea carved and polychrome wood storyboards, including: three showing busy village scene at the edge of a river with figures in a boat of crocodile form; together with one of

Sepik River Papua New Guinea Story Board, 13 1/2" x 28 3/4" x 1".

Sepik River Papua New Guinea Story Board, 21" x 29 3/4" x 1 1/4".

Wonderful lot of 2 hand carved wood Papua New Guinea storyboards. Both depict men in boats going by and greeting the villagers while fish swim underneath their canoes. Longest length measures 28" and

c.1970s, of bird form, painted in tones of yellow, orange, black and white, a/f (chip to beak) length 46cm and width 24cm Catalogue Note: This is the full size prow piece of one of the elaborately car

Group of 2 Papua New Guinea, Angoram Village, Ceremonial Masks. Coconut, pigments and fibers. One measures around 9 inches high and 6 inches wide. The other measuresaround 10 inches high and 7 inches

Group of three Papua New Guinea carved and polychrome wood storyboards, including: hunting scene with a central figure and large animal engaging; landscape of villagers and animals; together with nati

Papua New Guinea, Yangoru village, Boiken peoples, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A beautiful talipun (literally "bride price payment") comprised of a woven circular medallion attached to the termi

South Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Kambanimbit Village, Sepik River, ca. 3rd quarter of the 20th century CE. Very attractive and unusual fiber and bark abstract figure - probably representing a figure i

Crocodile-Shaped Prow, carved wood, conus shell, traces of pigment, Iatmul people, Papua New Guinea, Mindimbit village, Middle Sepik River. The prows of the large latmul war canoes were fashioned as h

Two Papua New Guinea Carved Wood Storyboards. Larger: 16" x 36"

A large carved wood mask from Papua New Guinea, Boroi #2 Village, located near the mouth of the Ramu River. Carved from a solid piece of wood and oval-shaped with inset eyes and characteristic hooked

Sepik River Region Spirit House Mask, Papua New Guinea. From the village of Kuvenemas on the Blackwater River, a tributary of the Sepik River. Size: 28.5'' x 11'' (72 x 28 cm).

Middle Sepik River mask, Kanganamon Village, Papua New Guinea, Size 16 1/2 inches length. intact with minor dings consistent with age. Provenance: Irwin Metzger collection acquired January 20th, 1974

Tambanum Village Papua New Guinea Ancestor Mask, 14"h.

Superb old wooden canoe, the exterior carved with intricate abstract motifs and totemistic figures. Kambot Village, New Guinea, circa 1945-1960. Fantastic example of a culture's commitment to aestheti

Papua New Guinea Lower Sepik Asmat Storyboard War Ceremonial Shield (20th Century), carved wood and natural pigment a solid piece of wood with carved relief of nose pieces and a simple human face carv

Papua New Guinea, Sepik River, Yamok village, ca. mid 20th century CE. A large-scale hornbill bird perched upon a boulder, all carved from a single piece of wood, tastefully painted with natural pigme

Papua New Guinea overmodeled coconut "human skull". Created after the ban of headhunting in Papua New Guinea. Tag Reads: Korogo Village Dance Stick, Sepik Riverbasin,New Guinea 1981, Aboriginal Art Ga

This is a very rare old field used Nkuma Washkuk Mindja board. The carving measures 37.5 inches tall and has been mounted to a metal display stand. Nkuma Washkuk, Amaki Village, Papua New Guinea. Prov

A Carved wooden Yena Figure with mineral pigment painted face and overall stylized form. Washkuk people, Amaki Village, Papua New Guinea - Field collected by John C. Edler, C 1986. The Yena sculpture