据称为莱加·卢瓦夸贡科式面具——前斯坦尼斯瓦夫·瓦德茨基收藏——民主刚果共和国 (沒有保留價)
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被歸屬為Lega Lukwakongo型面具，來自剛果民主共和國，屬於Lega族文化，來源：Ex Stanisław Wadecki 收藏（私人收藏）.
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attributed Lega Lukwakongo-type Mask – Stanisław Wadecki Provenance – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Offered here is a hand-carved Central African tribal mask, attributed on stylistic grounds to the Lega people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, representing the Lukwakongo type.
Carved from a single piece of dense tropical hardwood, the mask features the characteristic elongated heart-shaped face, prominent vertical nose and restrained geometric facial design associated with Lega carving traditions. The eyes retain their original cowrie shell inlays, while the lower section preserves its original raffia fiber attachment.
The unpainted wooden surface, deep natural patina and honest wear indicate long-term traditional use and age.
Comparable masks are associated with the Bwami society of the Lega people, where they served ceremonial and educational purposes during initiation rituals and community ceremonies.
Provenance
From the collection of Stanisław Wadecki, Polish traveler, collector and dealer specializing in African tribal art.
Wadecki spent more than twenty years travelling and working throughout Central Africa, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, where he assembled an extensive collection through field collecting.
Condition
Original unrestored condition.
Beautiful natural patina with age-related wear, surface abrasions and minor shrinkage cracks consistent with age and traditional use. The original raffia fibers and cowrie shell eyes remain intact.
Dimensions
Height: 66 cm
Width: 12 cm
An attractive collector's piece suitable for collections of African tribal art, ethnographic collections and museum-quality interiors.
attributed Lega Lukwakongo-type Mask – Stanisław Wadecki Provenance – Democratic Republic of the Congo
Offered here is a hand-carved Central African tribal mask, attributed on stylistic grounds to the Lega people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, representing the Lukwakongo type.
Carved from a single piece of dense tropical hardwood, the mask features the characteristic elongated heart-shaped face, prominent vertical nose and restrained geometric facial design associated with Lega carving traditions. The eyes retain their original cowrie shell inlays, while the lower section preserves its original raffia fiber attachment.
The unpainted wooden surface, deep natural patina and honest wear indicate long-term traditional use and age.
Comparable masks are associated with the Bwami society of the Lega people, where they served ceremonial and educational purposes during initiation rituals and community ceremonies.
Provenance
From the collection of Stanisław Wadecki, Polish traveler, collector and dealer specializing in African tribal art.
Wadecki spent more than twenty years travelling and working throughout Central Africa, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, where he assembled an extensive collection through field collecting.
Condition
Original unrestored condition.
Beautiful natural patina with age-related wear, surface abrasions and minor shrinkage cracks consistent with age and traditional use. The original raffia fibers and cowrie shell eyes remain intact.
Dimensions
Height: 66 cm
Width: 12 cm
An attractive collector's piece suitable for collections of African tribal art, ethnographic collections and museum-quality interiors.
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20世紀中葉
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Attributed Lega Lukwakongo-Type Mask – Ex Stanisław Wadecki Collection – Democratic Republic of the
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