84th Tribal Art Auction

William (Bill) Siegmann, New York, USA

French Private Collection

Robert Duperrier, Paris, France (1984) Roy Stacy, Washington D.C., USA

Lore Kegel, Hamburg, Germany (coll. 1958)

Maine Durieu, Paris, France

Maine Durieu, Paris, France

Jon Karlsson, Stockholm, Sweden (2001)

Paul Kummert, Frankfurt a. M., Germany Alfons Bermel, Berlin, Germany Lempertz, Brussels, 22 January 2013, lot 49 Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1994)

Helmut Zake, Heidelberg, Germany

Helmut Zake, Heidelberg, Germany

Mark Eglinton, New York, USA

English Private Collection

Paul Descombes, Antwerp, Belgium

Peter Werner, Munich, Germany Elfie Albert, Pyrbaum, Germany (~1970)

René Rasmussen, Paris, France (1970's)

Old English Collection (1960's) Swedish Private Collection

Morton Lipkin, Phoenix, Arizona, USA American Private Collection, New Jersey Bonhams, New York, 11 November 2010, lot 6266

Maria Wyss, Basel, Switzerland

Harrie Heinemans, Eindhoven, The Netherlands Gerhard de Vos, Dormagen, Germany Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1992)

Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany (1997)

Swedish Collection (2005)

American Collection, New York

Pierre Loeb, Paris, France Loudmer-Poulain, Paris, 3 December 1977, lot 13

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany, collected in situ Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Karl-Heinz Krieg, Neuenkirchen, Germany Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany. His friendship with Karl-Heinz Krieg, who worked in the hospital administration in Agogo from 1960, goes back to those shared years in Ghana.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Rolf Christoph Lutz (1930-2016), Gernsbach, Germany Lutz worked as medical doctor for the Basler Mission in Bawku, Agogo and Bechem in Ghana from 1958 to 1967. Born in 1930 in Kaying, South China where his parents already worked for the Basel Mission, after his studies he knew that he would like to work as a missionary doctor as did his father. After graduation, he decided to choose Ghana. Beginning in 1958 he worked with his wife Eva-Maria, in a hospital in Bawku in the north of the country, near the border with Burkina Faso, as well as in Agogo and Bechem. In 1967, he returned with his family to Germany.

Robert Duperrier, Paris, France (1973) Jean-Pierre Laprugne, Paris, France

Robert Duperrier, Paris, France (1973) Jean-Pierre Laprugne, Paris, France

Robert Duperrier, Paris, France (1973) Jean-Pierre Laprugne, Paris, France

Emil Storrer, Zurich, Switzerland

Arthur Speyer, Berlin, Germany Kegel-Konietzko, Hamburg, Germany

Maine Durieu, Paris, France

Alex Vömel, Düsseldorf, Germany

Dutch Collection

Henricus Simonis, Düsseldorf, Germany Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany

a) Dirk Vonck, Brussels, Belgium b) Gerhard de Vos, Dormagen, Germany Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany a) and b) (1994)

Galerie Wiesnet, Munich, Germany Elfie Albert, Pyrbaum, Germany (~1970)

Alex Vömel, Düsseldorf, Germany

Galerie Wiesnet, Munich, Germany Elfie Albert, Pyrbaum, Germany (~1970)

French Collection

collected in 1978 Austrian Private Collection

collected in 1978 Austrian Private Collection