Ger van Oers

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This detailed hornbill. The whole is built from small metal rods. The artwork is made of sturdy recycled metal. This solid object is finished down to the last detail and is particularly decorative. This sculpture has a lacquer finish and can also stand outdoors. A few pins are included so it can also stand outside. When this statue is placed on an elevated surface it stands out even more.

Length: 35 cm
Weight: 0.5 kg
Condition: excellent

The bird is well packed for shipping.

With your purchase you help African artists sustain their livelihoods.

Deze gedetailleerde neushoornvogel. Het geheel is opgebouwd uit kleine staafjes metaal. Het kunstwerk is van stevige in hergebruikt metaal.  Dit solide object is tot in de details afgewerkt en is bijzonder decoratief. Dit beeld is bewerkt met lak en kan ook buiten staan. Er worden enkele pinnen bijgeleverd zodat het ook buiten kan staan. Wanneer dit beeld op een verhoging staat komt hij nog meer tot zijn recht. 

Lengte 35 cm
Gewicht is 0,5 kg
Conditie: uitstekend 



De vogel wordt goed verpakt verzonden. 

Met uw aankoop helpt u Afrikaanse kunstenaars in het onderhoud van hun bestaan. 


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Zimbabwe - 2000-2010 - As new - unused

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Neushoornvogel, a metal sculpture from Zimbabwe, dating to an estimated period of 2000–2010, with dimensions 260 mm high, 120 mm wide, 350 mm deep and weighing 500 g, in excellent unused condition.

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Neushoornvogel, a metal sculpture from Zimbabwe, dating to an estimated period of 2000–2010, with dimensions 260 mm high, 120 mm wide, 350 mm deep and weighing 500 g, in excellent unused condition.

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