84th Tribal Art Auction

Ladislas Segy, New York, USA (b)

collected in situ (1920's) Dirk Vonck, Brussels, Belgium German Private Collection (1994) Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 25 February 2006, lot 358 Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany

René David, Zurich, Switzerland

Cecile Kerner, Brussels, Belgium

Dirk Vonck, Brussels, Belgium (1994) Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 26 November 2005, lot 463 Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany

Lucas Ratton, Paris, France

Armand Arman, Paris, France / New York, USA

William Edward & Annie Fay, Congregationalist missionaries in Portuguese West Africa from 1882 to 1907

Old Scottish Collection

Josef Herman, Suffolk, Great Britain

Dirk Vonck, Brussels, Belgium Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1994)

Ludwig Kelber, Niederfüllbach/Coburg, Germany L. Kelber worked as a parish priest in Bumbuli/Tansania in the 1930's. The object was in possession of the family since that time.

Jan Lundberg, Malmö, Sweden (2005)

Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium Jens Jahn, Munich, Germany

Ludwig Kelber, Niederfüllbach/Coburg, Germany L. Kelber worked as a parish priest in Bumbuli/Tansania in the 1930's. The object was in possession of the family since that time.

Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium Jens Jahn, Munich, Germany German Private Collection Bonhams, New York, 12 May 2012, lot 313

Ludwig Kelber, Niederfüllbach/Coburg, Germany L. Kelber worked as a parish priest in Bumbuli/Tansania in the 1930's. The object was in possession of the family since that time.

Alfons Bermel, Berlin, Germany Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1992)

Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Reinhold Kloppe, Windhoek, Namibia / Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, (1919 Windhoek, Namibia - 1994 Swinemünde-Harzgerode, Germany) Reinhold Kloppe (born 1882 in Harzgerode) was a government official in Brakwater, a district Windhoek. Exactly when the family returned to Germany and if it was by the end of German colonial rule or later, is not documented. We only have a certified translation of the birth certificate from 1942 of his daughter Gerda Wilhelmine Emilie Kloppe, who was born in 1919 in Windhoek, during the time that German Southwest was under a South African mandate. When the family returned to Germany, they brought presents from the Nama and Ovambo in their luggage with them.

Bödiger, Bonn, Germany Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1992)

a,b) Güttner-Geschwill, Ettlingen, Germany (1992) d) Ried, St. Heinrich, Germany (1993) Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany

Gerhard de Vos, Dormagen, Germany Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1992)

Marc & Denise Ginzberg, New York, USA Patrick Mestdagh, Brussels, Belgium