Openwork Animal Scene - Wildlife Sculpture - Africa

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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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Openwork Animal Scene is a late 20th‑century African hand‑carved wooden wildlife sculpture (Wildlife Sculpture) measuring 92.5 cm high, 23.4 cm wide and 8.5 cm deep, with no stand and in fair condition.

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African Hand-Carved Wooden Wildlife Sculpture – Openwork Animal Scene

An impressive tall hand-carved wooden sculpture featuring a dense composition of African wildlife arranged in an elaborate openwork design. Elephants, antelopes, birds and other animals intertwine throughout the piece, creating a highly decorative sculptural scene with remarkable visual depth.

Key Details

- Origin & Period: African craftsmanship, likely late 20th century. Exact country and maker are unknown.
- Design: Tall, slender composition entirely decorated with numerous carved animals. The openwork construction allows light to pass through the sculpture and emphasizes the silhouettes.
- Materials & Craftsmanship: Carved from wood with a warm brown patina. The numerous animals, textured feathers, horns and anatomical details demonstrate extensive hand-carving work.
- Dimensions: Approx. 92.5 cm high × 23.4 cm wide × 8.5 cm deep (36.42 × 9.21 × 3.35 inches).
- Condition: Vintage condition with visible age-related wear and several losses/missing sections, particularly noticeable within the delicate openwork composition. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description.
- Collectibility: With its substantial 92.5 cm height and intricate wildlife imagery, this sculptural piece has a striking decorative presence and will appeal to collectors of African art, tribal-inspired carvings and vintage ethnographic decoration.

African Hand-Carved Wooden Wildlife Sculpture – Openwork Animal Scene

An impressive tall hand-carved wooden sculpture featuring a dense composition of African wildlife arranged in an elaborate openwork design. Elephants, antelopes, birds and other animals intertwine throughout the piece, creating a highly decorative sculptural scene with remarkable visual depth.

Key Details

- Origin & Period: African craftsmanship, likely late 20th century. Exact country and maker are unknown.
- Design: Tall, slender composition entirely decorated with numerous carved animals. The openwork construction allows light to pass through the sculpture and emphasizes the silhouettes.
- Materials & Craftsmanship: Carved from wood with a warm brown patina. The numerous animals, textured feathers, horns and anatomical details demonstrate extensive hand-carving work.
- Dimensions: Approx. 92.5 cm high × 23.4 cm wide × 8.5 cm deep (36.42 × 9.21 × 3.35 inches).
- Condition: Vintage condition with visible age-related wear and several losses/missing sections, particularly noticeable within the delicate openwork composition. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description.
- Collectibility: With its substantial 92.5 cm height and intricate wildlife imagery, this sculptural piece has a striking decorative presence and will appeal to collectors of African art, tribal-inspired carvings and vintage ethnographic decoration.

Details

Indigenous object name
Wildlife Sculpture
Country of Origin
Africa
Period
Late 20th century
Material
Wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Fair condition
Title of artwork
Openwork Animal Scene
Height
92.5 cm
Width
23.4 cm
Depth
8.5 cm
FranceVerified
1126
Objects sold
99.23%
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