卓越したドゴン族の仮面 - トウモロコシを食べている猿を描いた仮面 - バマナ人 ドゴン人 - Mali





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Exceptionnel Dogon mask, carved in wood from Mali, representing a monkey that eats maize of the Bamana Dogon culture, mid‑XXth century, authentic/original, provenance from a private French collection (Jean Louis VIOT) since 1999, sold without a stand, dimensions 65 × 16 × 14 cm, weight 2 kg, with certificate from Galerie des dominicains.
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Masque Dogon
「収穫のための舞踊用仮面」
卓越した彫刻作品
仮面の中央に亀裂
台座なしで販売
フランス・コレクション「Jean Louis VIOT」1999年から
ドミニコ会ギャラリーの証明書付き
Seller's Story
The Galerie des Dominicains offers art objects from all over Africa.
It mainly belongs to the private collection of Mr. Jean Louis Viot, an art enthusiast from all horizons.
Lawyer, then director of a large real estate group, Restorer of listed old buildings (MALRAUX Law), then antique dealer, art dealer... he discovered the First Arts in the 1980s and since then has tried to gather a variety of eclectic objects from all African countries, including Madagascar.
He shares his passion with you today by giving up a part of his collection that is so dear to him.
These sculptures, figurines, fetishes, and other masks were all chosen with fervor and love, from enthusiasts like him but also from major collectors, gallery owners, or other antique dealers.
Open for a few years, the Dominican Gallery offers both novices and collectors the opportunity to discover sculptures from all around the world.
A certificate from the Dominican gallery will be provided to you.
A fast, secure, and careful delivery will be guaranteed to you.
No deliveries from August 2 to August 23, 2025.
Translated by Google TranslateMasque Dogon
「収穫のための舞踊用仮面」
卓越した彫刻作品
仮面の中央に亀裂
台座なしで販売
フランス・コレクション「Jean Louis VIOT」1999年から
ドミニコ会ギャラリーの証明書付き
Seller's Story
The Galerie des Dominicains offers art objects from all over Africa.
It mainly belongs to the private collection of Mr. Jean Louis Viot, an art enthusiast from all horizons.
Lawyer, then director of a large real estate group, Restorer of listed old buildings (MALRAUX Law), then antique dealer, art dealer... he discovered the First Arts in the 1980s and since then has tried to gather a variety of eclectic objects from all African countries, including Madagascar.
He shares his passion with you today by giving up a part of his collection that is so dear to him.
These sculptures, figurines, fetishes, and other masks were all chosen with fervor and love, from enthusiasts like him but also from major collectors, gallery owners, or other antique dealers.
Open for a few years, the Dominican Gallery offers both novices and collectors the opportunity to discover sculptures from all around the world.
A certificate from the Dominican gallery will be provided to you.
A fast, secure, and careful delivery will be guaranteed to you.
No deliveries from August 2 to August 23, 2025.
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現地名称
mask representing a monkey eating corn
アイテム数
1
民族/文化
Bamana Dogon
原産国
Mali
時代
Mid 20th century
素材
Wood
台座付き
いいえ'
コンディション
Good condition
作品タイトル
Exceptional Dogon mask
高さ
65 cm
幅
16 cm
奥行き
14 cm
重量
2 kg
来歴
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
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