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ART D‘AFRIQUE, D‘OCÉANIE ET DES AMÉRIQUES
Des œuvres d‘Afrique et des régions du Pacifique dans une collection privée de Munich étroitement liée au Linden-Museum et à Ludwig Bretschneider.
Des pièces sélectionnées dans les collections de Werner Zintl (partie 2) et
d‘Alexander Kubetz (partie 2). Excellentes céramiques des cultures Moche et Nazca issues de la première partie de la succession Klaus Kalz.
Exceptionnels
Lot 20: Figure féminine "malagan"
Lot 21: Magnifique figure "malagan"
Lot 26: Massue "u'u"
Lot 50: Masque facial
Lot 140: Figure féminine à genoux
Lot 147: Figure mère et enfant
Lot 157: Masque facial anthropomorphe "gu"
Lot 161: Figure féminine debout
Lot 183: Masque facial anthropomorphe
Lot 230: Figure masculine accroupie
Lot 269: Figure magique "nkisi" / "nkishi"
Lot 307: Rare masque facial anthropomorphe
Lot 309: Figure d´ancêtre féminin debout
Lot 310: Pédale d´échasse "tapuva'e"
Lot 311: Pédale d´échasse
Lot 1 : Porte-bouilloire type "jizaikake", "jizaikagi ("jizai-kagi"), "ebisu"
JaponBernd Muhlack, Kiel, GermanyVendu 750 €Lot 2 : Masque "Bhuta", 18e siècle
Inde - Sud de Karnataka, Tulu NaduPrivate UK CollectionVendu 2 500 €Lot 3 : Masque facial anthropomorphe "sanni"
Sri LankaAdam Prout, Worcestershire, Great Britainn'est plus disponibleLot 4 : Crochet de suspension / Porte-crâne
Indonésie - Bornéo, Dayak KayanGerman Private CollectionVendu 400 €Lot 5 : Manche de "Kris"
Indonésie - Java, MaduraBelgian Private CollectionVendu 300 €Lot 6 : Figure d´ancêtre masculin debout
Indonésie - NiasUK Collectionn'est plus disponibleLot 7 : Bouclier, fin 19e / début 20e siècle
Indonésie - Sulawesi, Golfe de Tomini ou KulawiGerman CollectionPrix 2 000 €Frais supplémentaires : 27% de commission, TVA, expédition et assurance transportLot 8 : Deux figures miniatures
Indonésie - îles Tanimbarcollected in situ by a Dutch ethnologistVendu 250 €Lot 10 : Masque de culte "hangamor"
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, Arapesh, Village MoiGerman Private CollectionVendu 400 €Lot 11 : Planche-esprit "gope"
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Golfe, ElemaJohn & Marcia Friede, Rye, USAn'est plus disponibleLot 12 : Quatre figures "bioma"
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - GolfeVendu 3 500 €Lot 13 : Figure de faîtage
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Îles Trobriand, Massimcollected by Mike Glanville in Gawa (before 1990) Richard Bennet, Cairns, Australia Harry Beran, Sidney, Australia / Cambs, United Kingdom Marcia & John Friede's (Jolika) Collection, USA Harry Beran was born in Vienna in 1935 and migrated to Australia in 1957. He obtained his PhD from the University of Sydney in 1974 and taught philosophy at the University of Wollongong until his retirement in 1998. Harry was a frequent visitor to Papua New Guinea and wrote numerous publications on its art. In particular he was a scholar, author and collector specialised in the Massim culture of Milne Bay Province.Prix 2 500 €Frais supplémentaires : 27% de commission, TVA, expédition et assurance transportLot 14 : Bouclier de guerre
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Province du Sepik oriental - Wogamush / Zone Rivière April, BiakaKlaus Kalz, Berlin, GermanyVendu 2 500 €Lot 15 : Bouclier de guerre
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Province de Madang - Rivière Simbai, KalamChristie's Auction South Kensington UK CollectionVendu 700 €Lot 16 : Grande cuillère à mélanger
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Îles TamiAmerican Private CollectionVendu 400 €Lot 17 : Figure féminine debout
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Rivière YuatVendu 1 400 €Lot 19 : Trois objets en perles
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Archipel Bismarck - Îles de l´AmirautéMichael Oehrl, Berlin, Germany (a&b: bis ca.2015) Tom Hurst, Iwerne Courtney (Shroton), Dorset, United Kingdom (a,b & c)n'est plus disponibleLot 20 : Figure féminine "malagan"
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Archipel Bismarck - Nouvelle Irlande - Simberi (Îles Tabar)Carl Haug, Friedrich-Wilhelms-Hafen (Madang), Papua New Guinea Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1909) Arthur Speyer, Berlin, Germany (1965) Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private Collection The figure was collected by Carl Haug, who worked in German New Guinea as captain on the North German Lloyd steamer "Siar", which was launched in 1902. He sailed the "Siar" in rotation with Captain Hermann Voogdt and Alfred Knoth, both of whom were also enthusiastic collectors of ethnographic artefacts.Vendu 70 000 €Lot 21 : Magnifique figure "malagan"
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Archipel Bismarck - Nouvelle IrlandeLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 170 000 €Lot 22 : Figure féminine "malagan" à genoux
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Archipel Bismarck - Nouvelle IrlandeLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 80 000 €Lot 23 : Rare tambour à friction "livika" ou "lunet"
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Archipel Bismarck - Nouvelle IrlandeMaximilian ("Max") Franz Thiel (1865-1939), Hamburg, Germany Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1908) Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1970) Munich Private Collection Maximilian Franz Thiel was the son of Rosetta Albertina Hernsheim, the sister of Eduard and Franz Hernsheim, the founders of the trading company Hernsheim & Co. From 16 January 1884, he worked for the company on Jaluit (Marshall Islands). In 1886 he went to German New Guinea, where he lived on Matupi(t) near Rabaul and in the Bismarck Archipelago. He became a partner in Hernsheim & Co in 1892 and managing director by 1903 at the latest. On 16 May 1910, Thiel left German New Guinea and returned to Germany, where he managed the Hernsheim company as director until 1932. He died in Hamburg in 1939. Ethnographic collections were an important side business for Thiel and Hernsheim & Co. Objects from Thiel's collections can be found today in many museums in Europe and the United States. Between 1911 and 1921, the Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg received over 450 objects from Germany's Pacific colonies through Thiel, which the museum claims were "high-quality donations". Felix von Luschan, who was responsible for the Africa and Oceania collections of the Ethnological Museum in Berlin, was also supplied with ethnographic artefacts by Thiel. Another of Thiel's customers was Karl von Linden, whose ethnological collection was to lead to the founding of the Linden Museum in Stuttgart.Vendu 45 000 €Lot 25 : Masque d´esprit masculin "parak" ("barak" / "brag")
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée - Région côtière SepikGünther Markert, Munich, Germany Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 2 200 €Lot 26 : Massue "u'u"
Îles MarquisesJohann F. Gustav Umlauff, Hamburg, Germany Ernst von Sieglin (1848-1927), Stuttgart, Germany Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1905) Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1969) Munich Private CollectionVendu 100 000 €Lot 27 : Cimier de danse antilope "adoné" / "numtiri"
Burkina Faso, KurumbaMunich Private CollectionVendu 2 100 €Lot 28 : Sculpture de tête anthropomorphe
Sierra Leone, SapiLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 1 600 €Lot 29 : Figure masculine debout
Côte d'Ivoire, Baoulé / Atie / AbronLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 600 €Lot 30 : Grand masque planche zoomorphe "bedu" (type masculin)
Côte d'Ivoire, Nafana / Kulango / HwelaMunich Private CollectionVendu 2 400 €Lot 31 : Grande sculpture d´oiseau "porpianong" ("poropia nong")
Côte d'Ivoire, SénoufoLouis Pieter Cornelis (Lode) van Rijn, Galerie Kephri, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (ca. 1970) Munich Private CollectionVendu 14 000 €Lot 32 : Rare repose-tête ou -pieds en forme de tortue
Côte d'Ivoire, SénoufoLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 300 €Lot 33 : Cimier anthropomorphe "oglinye"
Nigéria, IdomaLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 500 €Lot 34 : Masque d´éléphant
Cameroun Grassland, Babanki / OkuLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 1 000 €Lot 35 : Rare masque buffle "nyati" ("nyatti" / "nyadi") de la société "koso-isango"
Cameroun, DoualaHans Ziemann (1865-1939), Berlin, Germany Linden-Museum Stuttgart, Germany Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1971) Munich Private Collection Hans Ziemann (1865-1939) joined the Schutztruppe for Cameroon in 1908, where he worked as head of the civilian and military medical services. After leaving the colonial service in 1912, he returned to Berlin and dedicated his life to tropical medicine research.Vendu 4 200 €Lot 36 : Figure magique janiforme "kabeja"
R. D. Congo, HembaLudwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany Munich Private CollectionVendu 1 400 €Lot 37 : Tabouret à cariatide féminin "kipona" ("kihona", "kikona", "lupona")
R. D. Congo, LubaLeutnant Francis Richard von Parish (1870-1903), Falkenstein im Taunus Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1971) Munich Private Collection Francis Richard Parish, lieutenant in the Württemberg Queen Olga Dragoon Regiment, was transferred to the Schutztruppe for German East Africa at his request in the summer of 1901 and arrived in Dar-es-Salam in September of that year. He left the capital of the colony in December 1901 and travelled through its entire territory from east to west in order to take command of the Ishangani station on Lake Kivu after a march of around three months. Parish could not cope with the climatic conditions and fell seriously ill. He returned to Europe at the beginning of July 1903 and died just three weeks later.Vendu 4 000 €Lot 38 : Bouclier
Tanzanie, KereweGeneralmajor Karl Paul Kollmann (1865-1923), Dresden, Germany Linden-Museum Stuttgart, Germany Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1970, by exchange) Munich Private Collection Karl Paul Kollmann was born in Leipzig on 9 July 1865. At the age of twenty-one, he embarked on a military career and joined the Electoral Saxon Army. In 1894 he joined the Schutztruppe for German East Africa. He undertook numerous research trips to areas around Lake Victoria. In his book "The Victoria Nyanza", published in 1899, he writes: " ...on my numerous excursions and expeditions west, south and east of the lake I had the most favourable opportunities to make extensive and valuable collections of all kinds...". He also reported that he owed it to museum director Felix von Luschan that he was able to bring the objects to Europe. Kollmann had worked for several months at the Ethnological Museum in Berlin in 1893, where Luschan introduced him to the ethnology of the German colonies. He was also in contact with Karl Weule and Bernhard Ankermann, who viewed and organised his collection in Berlin. After his promotion to captain in March 1900, Kollmann returned to Germany, where he remained in military service until shortly before his death in 1923.Vendu 3 500 €Lot 39 : Mystérieux objet en pierre avec gravures magiques
Île de PâquesVendu 6 000 €Lot 40 : Appui-tête "kali hahapo"
TongaJeffrey Dhyne, California, USA Dave DeRoche, San Francisco, USA Christophe Rolley, Bagneux, France (CR No 420)Vendu 1 600 €Lot 41 : Bouclier de parade "wunda"
AustralieVendu 1 200 €Lot 42 : Masquette
Russie, Sibérie, EvenkiOld Anthropologist Collection Jeffrey Myers, New York, USAVendu 1 500 €Lot 43 : Ceinture de femme "naqugutet", avant 1913
Alaska, YupikGottlieb Adolf Stecker (1859-1939) Family property, Eibau, Germany German private collection (acquired from the family) The collector of the artifacts, Gottlieb Adolf Stecker (1859-1939), was a Herrnhut missionary and served in Labrador (1884-1895) and Alaska (1901-1913). The present artifacts were collected during his stay in Alaska and come from his brother's personal possessions. The Herrnhut Mission encouraged its brothers to have objects made for sale. In the Museum für Völkerkunde in Dresden (entrance before 1927) and in the Völkerkunde Museum Herrnhut (entrance before 1910 / 11) there are 92 works today with his social biography, which he sold to the museums.Vendu 700 €Lot 44 : Collection d´armes, avant 1913
Alaska, YupikGottlieb Adolf Stecker (1859-1939) Family property, Eibau, Germany German private collection (acquired from the family)Vendu 2 500 €Lot 45 : Plat
Groenland, InuitVendu 650 €Lot 46 : "Corn God"
Milland Lomakema (1941-2021) Dawakema, Hopi Pueblo PainterKurt Wölfel, GermanyVendu 1 000 €Lot 47 : Figure d´un guerrier, env. 200 av. J.-C. - 400 ap. J.-C.
Mexique de l' Ouest, ColimaA. und B. Schirmer, Berlin, Germany Gerhard Hirsch Nachfolger, Munich, 21 September 2015, Lot 1Vendu 2 250 €Lot 48 : Idole, env. 300 - 100 av. J.-C.
Mexique, Guerrero, Culture MezcalaEdith Hafter (1911-2001), Solothurn, SwitzerlandVendu 7 100 €Lot 49 : Idole, 100 av.J.-C. à 250 ap. J.-C.
Mexique, Guerrero, Culture MezcalaEdith Hafter (1911-2001), Solothurn, SwitzerlandVendu 1 800 €Lot 50 : Masque facial
Mexique, TeotihuacánEdith Hafter (1911-2001), Solothurn, SwitzerlandVendu 6 000 €Lot 51 : Joug "yugo" avec décor en relief
Mexique, VeracruzEdith Hafter (1911-2001), Solothurn, SwitzerlandVendu 7 500 €Lot 52 : Joug "yugo", env. 800 ap. J.-C.
Mexique, VeracruzStendahl Galleries, Hollywood / New York City, USA Edith Hafter (1911-2001), Solothurn, Switzerland (1961)Vendu 1 500 €Lot 53 : "Hacha" en forme d´oiseau
Mexique, Veracruz, TotonacStendahl Galleries, Hollywood / New York City, USA Gertrud Dübi-Müller (1888-1980), Solothurn, Switzerland (1963) Edith Hafter (1911-2001), Solothurn, Switzerland Gertrud Müller (1888-1980), who came from a family of factory owners in Solothurn, and her brother Josef Müller (1887-1977) were interested in modern art from an early age and each started their own collection. Their role model was the Solothurn entrepreneur Oscar Miller, who was one of the first in Switzerland to collect modern works of art and was one of the co-founders of the Museum of Art and Science, from which today's Solothurn Art Museum emerged. Gertrud Müller, who was only 14 years old, attended the opening of the museum in 1902 and got to know the painters Cuno Amiet and Ferdinand Hodler personally on this occasion. She had a particularly deep friendship with Hodler. The intimacy between them is evident in the many portraits that Hodler painted of Gertrud Müller. As a self-confident woman, she bought a Pic-Pic car in Geneva in 1911 and drove it herself. She was the first woman to drive a car in her home town of Solothurn. At the age of 33, Gertrud Müller married the Solothurn lawyer Otto Dübi, who was the director of the family-owned Sphinxwerke Müller & Cie. From then on, she used the alliance name Dübi-Müller. Her husband supported her collecting activities and gave her the painting Goldfische by Gustav Klimt - presumably as an engagement present. In addition to the extensive groups of works by Amiet and Hodler, both collections also contain groups of works by Hans Berger, Félix Vallotton, Ernst Morgenthaler, Giovanni Giacometti and Albert Trachsel. Josef Müller and Gertrud Dübi-Müller complemented the Swiss modern art with purchases of works by international artists such as Cézanne, Matisse, Braque, Picasso and Gris.Vendu 5 000 €