Papua New Guinea Painted Bark Panel

Papua New Guinea Painted Bark Panel, approx. 26" by 45.5"

Group of four Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted panels; three on bark, together with one on wood; L: 29 5/8" (longest, approx.)

Group of four Sepik, Papua New Guinea painted panels; three on bark, together with one on wood; L: 29 5/8" (longest, approx.)

**Originally Listed At $200** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fine spear and canoe prow ornament, hand-built from several painted bark panels which are fasten

Large Sepik, Papua New Guinea carved wood and painted panel; showing several masks and bird motifs; with inset cowrie shell eyes and raffia embellishments (stand not included); H: 65 3/4"

Large Sepik, Papua New Guinea carved wood and painted panel; showing several masks and bird motifs; with inset cowrie shell eyes and raffia embellishments (stand not included); H: 65 3/4"

Two Kwoma Washkuk Palm panels, Kwoma Washkuk; Papua New GuineaThe panels painted on palm spathes in native pigments of black, red, yellow and white, one with a pair of opposing faces and linear patter

Two Kwoma Washkuk Palm panels, Kwoma Washkuk; Papua New GuineaThe panels painted on palm spathes in native pigments of black, red, yellow and white, one with a face and linear patterns coming from the

Papua New Guinea Men's Ceremonial House 2 painted panels.Pigments, Sago Palm Tree, Fibers. Tallest measures 42 1/4 inches high and 22 1/2 inches widest. The other one measures 41 inches high and 16 1/

Large Gable Spirit Mask. Blackwater area, Sepik River, Papua New Guinea, mid to late 20th century, bark panels affixed with woven fibers over a bentwood & cane frame, decorated with natural pigments &

Skull Rack. Sepik River, Torembi People, Papua New Guinea, mid to late 20th century, bark panels decorated with natural pigments & raffia, lashed with rattan fibers to a cane frame, measuring 24&rdquo

An Abelam bark panel, Abelam people, Maprik hills, East Sepik province, Papua New Guinea.The rectangular panel made of two large pieces of bark (possibly on full sheet that split while being prepared)

Artist unknown An Elaborate Papua New Guinea Ceremonial Headdress, 20th Century Mixed media piece comprised of painted bark, fiber, hair, and shells with feather and beetle decoration. On a metal stan

A Fine Gogodala Ikewa plaque, Gogodala people, Balimo Lagoon, Western Province, papua New Guinea. This carved panel was made of very light wood and richly painted with bold designs representing clan m

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. mid 20th century CE. A playful, brightly painted woven panel in the form of a mythological beast. Made by weaving cane over a wooden frame, with a ta

100% of the Hammer price of all lots sold in this auction will be donated to Community Food Share by Artemis Gallery. $1.00 = 3 meals! **Originally Listed At $400** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Admiralty Islands (Manus Province) 20th century or earlier. Obsidian stone cut blade with bark painted handle constructed of tree nut resin, fibers, and pigment. Symbols of

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A dramatic, brightly painted wooden decorative carving of a seated figure. Presenting as a panel and painted on one sid

Ancient Washkuk roof panel of a men's house - Kwoma - Papua New Guinea Mid 20th century Bark 45 x 38 cm Roof pane used for a men's house of Washkuk area. The panel is made from the inner bark of palm

2 New Guinea Painted Ceremonial House Panels,Shields. Two painted, tribal ceremonial house panels made of bark from New Guinea. One of the panels are made up of two separate pieces and joined together

Two bark cloth skirts, Maisin people, Oro province; Papua New Guinea.Of beaten mulberry bark tapa, the cloths painted with elaborate curvilinear designs on a white field with black highlighting. Excel

This is a rare and genuine tribal made Bark Painting from the Middle Sepik river region, Iatmul people, Papua New Guinea. Field collected C. 1972, by Lynda Cunningham, NY. The fragile panel was create

Two massive Papua new Guinea polychrome wood panels; each of ovoid mask-like form with painted abstract facial features, one with large round eyes and inset shells forming floral designs, the other wi

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, ca. 20th century CE. A beautiful pendant pair of bark paintings, most likely created to decorate the exterior of a home. The two paintings are nearly identical, each one dep