94. Tribal Art Auktion

Belgian Colonial Collection (arrived in Belgium in the early 1930s)

Edith & Roland Flak, Paris, France

Swiss Collection

Dandoy, Belgium

Vicomte Théodore-Paul-Raoul d' Ouvrier de la Saigne (1864-1950) By descent through the family Artcurial, Paris, 4 December 2004, Lot 101 Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium (2005) Olivier Castellano, Paris, France (2008)

French Collection

Dieter Schaffner, Groß-Gerau, Germany

Dieter Schaffner, Groß-Gerau, Germany

Dieter Schaffner, Groß-Gerau, Germany

Jan Kusters, Waalre, The Netherlands

Horst Scheuermann, Bremen, Germany (acquired in Paris in the 1970s)

Taylor Dale, Santa Fé, New Mexico Alain Guisson, Brussels, Belgium

German Private Collection (coll. in situ, 1983-86)

Old British Collection

John J. Klejman, New York, USA

Lucien van de Velde, Antwerp, Belgium

brought to Antwerp in 1950 Kevin Conru, London, Great Britain

Consul Jean Thouvenin, Nancy, France Will Hoogstraate (1917-2008), Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1970s) Serge Reynes, Bagnolet, France Hoogstraate bought his first African objects at the age of sixteen, an "ibeji" pair, in 1933 from Lemaire. From 1960 to 1987 he directed the internationally renowned Galerie d'Eendt in Amsterdam, which specialized in modern art and exhibited renowned artists such as Bernard Buffet, Picasso, Karel Appel and Geer van Velde. Together with his wife he dedicated his life to collecting African and precolumbian art.

Michel Koenig, Brussels, Belgium

Lucas Ratton, Paris, France

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

Alain Guisson, Brussels, Belgium

Old Belgian Colonial Collection Pierre Loos, Brussels, Belgium (1992) Michel Koenig, Brussels, Belgium

Portuguese Collection

Jean-Marc Desaive, Soumagne, Belgium

French Collection

British Collection

Belgian Private Collection

David Henninger, Haguenau, France

British Collection

Mark Eglinton, New York, USA

Jan Lundberg, Malmö, Sweden

Jan Lundberg, Malmö, Sweden

Peter Biesmans, Bilzen, Belgium