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1617 - Baba Maprik helm mask, wickerwork and polychrome pigments, o…
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Estimate CHF 500 - CHF 700
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Baba Maprik helm mask, wickerwork and polychrome pigments, openwork face crossed by a protruding median ridge forming the nose, fan-shaped headdress ending in two small ears at each end, Papua New Guinea, h. 45 cm Lucien Dällenbach Collection (1940-2025) Very good condition Wear from use Wooden rod reinforcing the collar Provenance according to the indications of the former owner (reported for information only, without any supporting documents): Purchased from Dartevelle, Brussels Lucien Dällenbach (1940-2025) Lucien Dällenbach (1940-2025) was a professor at the University of Geneva and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. A renowned essayist and literary critic, he devoted his life to the study of aesthetics in all its forms. A passionate collector, he is particularly interested in African and Oceanic art. Over the years, he has amassed an important collection of masks, statuettes and throwing weapons, reflecting his curious eye and his taste for beauty in all its forms. The collection of masks and statuettes was built up between 1970 and 1990, and the collection of throwing weapons between 1990 and 2000, and was acquired from renowned galleries in Geneva, Zurich, Paris and Brussels. It has remained in the family to this day.
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About the sale ONLINE 1499 to 2091 - Oriental Art - Primitive Art - Sacred Art - Works of Art - Sculptures - Furniture and Carpets
Auction location
Auction time 06/09/2026 at 10:00 AM
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