Punu statuette (Gabon)
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Punu statuette (Gabon)
Rare statuette representing a woman seated on a stool, her left hand holding one of the shells of her headdress identical to that adorning most okuyi masks. This type of work must have once had a function on an altar. Wood with important remains of white pigments, small visible accidents.
H. 34,5 cm
Provenance :
- French private collection
- Bernard Dulon (Paris)
- Acquired from the Patrick Didier Claes Gallery (Brussels) on April 2, 2009
Published / reproduced :
- Bettina von Lintig, Hughes Dubois: "Empreintes d'Afrique - L'art tribal au fil des fleuves" Éditions 5 continents 2011 n° 63, page 160.
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