Dogon altar figure - Figura - Mali

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Figura de altar Dogon de Mali, circa 1750–1800, madera y metal con pátina negra granosa, 19 cm de alto, 4 cm de ancho y 3 cm de profundo, montada sobre base circular, procedencia Lemaire Gallery, Amsterdam (1990) y Van Eyck Collection, Amsterdam.

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This Dogon statuette, mounted on a circular base, has narrow shoulders and missing arms. A hand rests on a slender bust decorated with irregular reliefs. These sculptures, often linked to an individual cult, adorned Dogon family altars. The patina is black and grainy, marked by a few abrasions.

Dogon statues were generally commissioned by families, but may also be venerated by the community as a whole. However, their exact function remains unclear. In parallel with Islam, Dogon religious rites are based around four main cults: the Lébé, linked to fertility and led by the Hogon; the Wagem, dedicated to the ancestors under the authority of the patriarch; the Binou, which appeals to the spirit world and is supervised by the Binou priest; and the mask society, linked to funeral rites.

Provenance:

Lemaire Gallery, Amsterdam 1990
Van Eyck Collection, Amsterdam

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Expertos en Arte Africano antiguo

This Dogon statuette, mounted on a circular base, has narrow shoulders and missing arms. A hand rests on a slender bust decorated with irregular reliefs. These sculptures, often linked to an individual cult, adorned Dogon family altars. The patina is black and grainy, marked by a few abrasions.

Dogon statues were generally commissioned by families, but may also be venerated by the community as a whole. However, their exact function remains unclear. In parallel with Islam, Dogon religious rites are based around four main cults: the Lébé, linked to fertility and led by the Hogon; the Wagem, dedicated to the ancestors under the authority of the patriarch; the Binou, which appeals to the spirit world and is supervised by the Binou priest; and the mask society, linked to funeral rites.

Provenance:

Lemaire Gallery, Amsterdam 1990
Van Eyck Collection, Amsterdam

El vendedor y su historia

Expertos en Arte Africano antiguo

Datos

Era
1400-1900
N.º de artículos
1
Título de la obra
Dogon altar figure
País de origen
Mali
Material
Madera, Metal
Estado
Buen estado - usado y con pequeños signos de los años y con imperfecciones
Alto
19 cm
Ancho
4 cm
Profundidad
3 cm
Periodo estimado
1750-1800
EspañaVerificado
315
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