95e Vente aux enchères Tribal Art

Ludwig Bretschneider (1909-1987), Munich, Germany Ludwig Schmidt (1920-1995), Munich, Germany (ca. 1970) By descent through family (1995-2014) Guy van Rijn, Brussels, Belgium

Ludwig Bretschneider (1909-1987), Munich, Germany Ludwig Schmidt (1920-1995), Munich, Germany (ca. 1970) By descent through family (1995-2014) Guy van Rijn, Brussels, Belgium Mark Eglinton, New York, USA (2015)

Peter Loebarth, Hameln, Germany Kurt Wagner, Munich, Germany (before 1998)

Peter Loebarth, Hameln, Germany

Christie's, New York, 20 November 1997, Lot 282 Leslie Banks, Los Angeles, USA Michael Rhodes, New York, USA

Madelyn Klein Anderson, New York, USA Adrian Schlag, Brussels, Belgium (2018)

Hermann Kühn, Munich, Germany German Private Collection (1983) Lempertz, Brussels, 22 January 2013, Lot 141

already before 1939 in the art trade Georg Kegel (1899-1974), Hamburg, Germany Boris Kegel-Konietzko, Hamburg, Germany (1997)

Georges Loiseau ("Maître Loiseau"), Abidjan, Ivory Coast Lucas Ratton, Paris, France Loiseau (deceased 1991) worked as a notary public in Abidjan from 1953. Around 1957 he began collecting African art and made one of the largest collections of artworks from the Ivory Coast.

Simon Escarre, France French Collection

Karl-Heinz Krieg, Neuenkirchen, Germany (coll. in situ,1970, in Blesseque village, Northern Ivory Coast) Galerie Fred & Jens Jahn, Munich, Germany German Private Collection (1983) Lempertz, Brussels, 22 January 2013, Lot 139

Old British Collection

Old British Collection (coll. in the 1960s/ 70s)

Galerie Biedermann, Munich, Germany German Private Collection (1981) Lempertz, Brussels, 22 January 2013, Lot 138

Lars and Annabell Olsen, Copenhagen, Denmark

Galerie Fred & Jens Jahn, Munich, Germany German Private Collection (1982) Lempertz, Brussels, 22 January 2013, Lot 140

Danish Collection

Hans-Otto Glitza, Marl, Germany

Karl Zeugner, Würzburg, Germany

Karl Zeugner, Würzburg, Germany

Ketterer, Munich, Germany

German Private Collection

Heinrich Siemers, Bayreuth, Germany (coll.1969/70 in Cameroon)

Allan Stone, New York, USA

Phlippe Ancart, Brussels, Belgium Jean-Pierre Jernander, Brussels, Belgium

Michel Gosse, Caen/Paris, France

Swiss Collection

Julius Konietzko (1886-1952), Hamburg, Germany

Alain Dufour, Saint Maur, France (1970s)

Nell Bernard (*1935), Copenhagen, Denmark Nell Bernard, née Nell Benedicte Jacobsen, is a Danish artist who has worked in sculpture, ceramics and as a graphic artist. She is the daughter of the internationally renowned Danish artist Robert Jacobsen.

Danish Collection (acquired in Duala,1977)

Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 17 September 2011, Lot 320 German Private Collection

Gallery Flak, Paris, France Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 28 May 2016, Lot 284 German Private Collection

Irmgard Boetel, Wertheim, Germany

Allan Stone, New York, USA

Allan Stone, New York, USA

Ben Hirsch, Maastricht, The Netherlands

Loudmer-Poulain, Paris, 19 June 1980, Lot 126 Allan Stone, New York, USA

Will Hoogstraate, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1982) Christie's South Kensington, December 2, 1986, Lot 236 Neymeier, The Netherlands Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 11 July 2009, Lot 326 German Private Collection

Ian Auld, Halstead, England Auld (1926-2000) was a member of the postwar generation of innovative potters who came to prominence in the 1960s. He studied at the Ife University in Nigeria, 1970-1972. Here he discovered African art for himself and became one of the most renowned collectors of Yoruba Tribal Art. Many of his objects are published in the Catalogue "African Sculpture from Private Collections in London", 19 October - 8 November 1979 and in the 1995 Exhibition "Africa, The Art of a Continent" at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.

Ian Auld, Halstead, England

Ian Auld, Halstead, England

Gert Stoll, Berchtesgaden, Germany (1965)

Gert Stoll, Berchtesgaden, Germany Dieter Eulenburg, Dreieich, Germany

Hans Reinmöller, Ratingen, Germany

Gert Stoll, Berchtesgaden, Germany (1965)

Gert Stoll, Berchtesgaden, Germany Dieter Eulenburg, Dreieich, Germany