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Additional Information : This unspecified West Africa bronze bell comes with iron clapper and handle made out of vegetal fibers. Bells are found throughout sub-saharan Africa used for many different ceremonial and ritual purposes. Bells were also part of religious ceremonies as they were rung by shrine priests to gain the attention of the spirits associated to that a particular shrine. The bell has linear decoration on the sides and the shoulder of the bell. The clapper is made of iron giving...
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An African Masai tribal warrior is tastefully depicted in this unusual African heritage statue. Brave tribesman holds his shield and spear in a reflective pose. Realistic bronze finish with black accents in resin. African Maasai warrior with spear statue is 4 1/4" x 3 1/8" x 16" high and makes a striking addition to living room or den decor. (Regularly $32.95) SALE!
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African Art Masai On Boat Figurine Description:In a colorful scene of everyday village life, a Masai father and son prepare to net the catch of the day. Vibrant robes in faux-stone textures beautifully complement the smooth, sleek bronze features of this handsome African duo. Polyresin. 13" x 2 1/2" x 10 1/2" high. Condition:All items are Brand New & Insured.USM38189 Payment & Shipping Terms:Paying with an eCheck thru PayPal takes up to 5 business days to clear. If mailing payment please make payable...
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Stuttgart: Arnoldschen Art Publishers, 2000. Boards, 27 cm., 160 pp., 82 color plates. Exhibition catalogue. German and English text. New book. Hardcover 3897901501 (Item ID: 31121)
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Early African Bronze. Measures 4 inches tall and 2 1/2 inches in length.
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Lovely cast bronze alloy african tree of life. A real decorative piece. 18 figurines playing music,climbing and sitting, making love. Just a wonderfully detailed sculpture of everyday life. No damages. 20th century. appr. 19" x 8" or 47.5 x 20 cm. Weight 2.5 kg.
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Bronze or brass and also iron figures are identified with Dogon myths of creation, as the blacksmith was one of the first primordial beings known as Nommo created by Ama who is one of the major Dogon deities. The identity between the Nommo and the blacksmith creates a bond and an identity that gives the blacksmith special powers which include the ability to call down rain so important in Dogon life. This scene may depict a primordial ancestor who has the place of honor among his descendants. Figures...
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For more than a thousand years the kingdom of Benin was a political power in the southern forests of present-day Nigeria. The bronzes of Benin are the outcome of a long tradition. The discovery of the Benin bronzes dates from 1897, when a British punitive expedition stripped the city of Benin of many objects, which were carried to London. Soon after this expedition a newly elected oba (king) did everything to breathe new life into the old arts and was, up to a point, successful. The “Benin style...
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Imagine your feelings, passion, delight or any special relationship you have with a wild/domestic animal captured forever in bronze. Working in close relationship with the client Sarah Richards creatively expresses the unique character traits of the bird/animal she sculpts. She will also do human form commissions and portrait busts.
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CATEGORY: African Art MATERIAL: Bronze Statue ORIGIN: Nigeria TITLE: Musician DESCRIPTION Bronze Musician CIRCA: 18 - 19th century TRIBE Benin SIZE: 12 3/4 " PRICE: Estimated: $15000.00 SELLING PRICE: Special: $9000.00
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This small oval bronze mask was found along the Niger River. Stylistically, the mask is characteristic of both Djenne and later Dogon examples. However, the features of the mask do not specifically indicate a single known influence. Instead, it represents the ambiguous link between different cultures and styles. Thus, this mask is the product of multiple artistic influences that would have easily traveled from tribe to tribe located along the banks of the Niger. As a work of art, this mask...
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Picture this...as the golden sun breaks over the mountain, a Masai woman and her daughter pause before beginning the day's hunt. Beautifully burnished golden bronze glaze highlights every aspect of the women's sleek beauty and noble bravery, turning this statue into a shining example of modernistic African art. Polyresin. 2 1/2" x 2 1/8" x 13 3/4" high.
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Bronze, female head, in the manner of tribal queen busts.
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Kathleen has a deep love for the West, its wide open spaces, its color and free spirited lifestyle. The use of ancient symbols from the Mayans, the Aborigine, the Asians, Europeans, the South African to the Hopi and the Navajo, these symbols are the same and carry the same meaning since the beginning of time Â… truly our common thread. Kathleen creates acrylic and bead art expressing theses ancient symbols in contemporary art form.
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This small oval bronze mask was found along the Niger River. Stylistically, the mask is characteristic of both Djenne and later Dogon examples. However, the features of the mask do not specifically indicate a single known influence. Instead, it represents the ambiguous link between different cultures and styles. Thus, this mask is the product of multiple artistic influences that would have easily traveled from tribe to tribe located along the banks of the Niger. As a work of art, this mask...
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Tall, slender, with striking features and the look of carved ebony, this beautiful statue of a Maasai woman with infant will make an impressive display. Stylized bronze finish sculpture is 4 1/2" x 3 3/4" x 16 1/2" high and makes a great Mother's Day gift. Resin. (Regularly $29.95) SALE!
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Bronze cuff, used as currency, includes black iron stand
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African Art / Dogon Bronze Primordial Seated Couple - SP.071
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African Art / Dogon Bronze Primordial Couple - SP.074
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African Art / Dogon Bronze Primordial Seated Couple - SP.076
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African Art / Dogon Bronze Horse and Rider - SP.095
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