Bronze Cavalier - Dogon - Mali (No reserve price)





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Bronze Cavalier, a Dogon sculpture from Mali, dating to the late 20th century, measuring 12 cm high, 13 cm wide and 2 cm deep.
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Bronze Rider – Dogon – Mali
The Dogon people, established mainly along the Bandiagara Escarpment in Mali, are recognized for the richness of their cultural heritage, their traditions and their remarkable artistic craftsmanship. Dogon artisans excel in wood and metal work, giving rise to works imbued with symbolism. This bronze rider, made according to traditional foundry techniques, illustrates the mastery of this craft. The depiction of the rider evokes prestige, courage and social status, themes frequently present in the art of many Western African societies.
Through the finesse of its modeling and the balance of its composition, this sculpture constitutes a fine example of Dogon bronze art. It naturally finds its place in a collection of African art or in a contemporary interior, where it creates a harmonious dialogue between ancestral traditions and modern aesthetics. This piece will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural richness, its artistic quality and its decorative character.
Bronze Rider – Dogon – Mali
The Dogon people, established mainly along the Bandiagara Escarpment in Mali, are recognized for the richness of their cultural heritage, their traditions and their remarkable artistic craftsmanship. Dogon artisans excel in wood and metal work, giving rise to works imbued with symbolism. This bronze rider, made according to traditional foundry techniques, illustrates the mastery of this craft. The depiction of the rider evokes prestige, courage and social status, themes frequently present in the art of many Western African societies.
Through the finesse of its modeling and the balance of its composition, this sculpture constitutes a fine example of Dogon bronze art. It naturally finds its place in a collection of African art or in a contemporary interior, where it creates a harmonious dialogue between ancestral traditions and modern aesthetics. This piece will appeal to collectors and lovers of African art for its cultural richness, its artistic quality and its decorative character.

