Wrought-iron skeleton statue - Job - Nigeria (No reserve price)





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Skeletal statue in forged iron attributed to the Chamba tradition of Nigeria, an original piece measuring 40 cm high, 11 cm wide and 5 cm deep, sold without a stand.
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Forged iron skeleton statue – Chamba – Nigeria
This wrought-iron statue, depicting a skeletal silhouette, is attributed to the artistic tradition of the Chamba of Nigeria. Shaped in metal using traditional forging techniques, it is distinguished by its openwork structure, its clean lines, and its singular expression. The ironwork highlights a graphic aesthetic where matter and silhouette merge to give birth to an expressive work.
With its singular appearance and strong sculptural presence, this piece naturally fits into a collection of African art or a contemporary interior. Its metallic structure and minimalist aesthetic create an elegant contrast with decor featuring sober lines, making this statue a true focal point. A distinctive piece aimed at collectors and lovers of African art seeking a distinctive and refined decorative object.
Forged iron skeleton statue – Chamba – Nigeria
This wrought-iron statue, depicting a skeletal silhouette, is attributed to the artistic tradition of the Chamba of Nigeria. Shaped in metal using traditional forging techniques, it is distinguished by its openwork structure, its clean lines, and its singular expression. The ironwork highlights a graphic aesthetic where matter and silhouette merge to give birth to an expressive work.
With its singular appearance and strong sculptural presence, this piece naturally fits into a collection of African art or a contemporary interior. Its metallic structure and minimalist aesthetic create an elegant contrast with decor featuring sober lines, making this statue a true focal point. A distinctive piece aimed at collectors and lovers of African art seeking a distinctive and refined decorative object.

