97e Vente aux enchères

Neumeister, Munich, 16. November 2006, Lot 242 Bettina Rübesam, Munich, Germany

Michel Koenig, Brussels, Belgium

American Private Collection

Belgian Colonial Collection (coll. in the 1950s)

Gertrud Duebi-Muller, Solothurn, Switzerland Sotheby's, London, 30 March 1981, Lot 252 Wolfgang & Vera Nerlich, Munich, Germany

Rob Vervoort, Molenstede-Diest, Belgium

Dutch Private Collection

Belgian Private Collection

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

Jan Lundberg, Malmö, Sweden Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

Ketterer, Munich, 4 May 1979, Lot 237 Karl Ludwig Schweisfurth (1930-2020), Hermannsdorf, Glonn near Munich, Germany By 1964, Schweisfurth had expanded the HERTA business taken over from his father into the largest meat products company in Europe. Shortly after the sale of the company to the Nestle Group, the Schweisfurth Foundation was established in Munich in 1985. The foundation promotes ways for a holistic and fulfilled life, in which work and technology are brought into better harmony with nature. From then on, Schweisfurth dedicated himself entirely to organic farming. The production and distribution of food with the highest possible taste and health value while respecting basic ethical values is his declared goal. In addition, he initiates large art projects ("Art goes into nature") and is involved in nature conservation. His work is continued today by his two sons and daughter in his spirit.

Detroit Institute of Arts Museum, Detroit, Michigan, USA Jack Faxon (1936-2020), Detroit / Farmington Hills, Michigan, USA Former state Sen. Jack Faxon was an avid collector who filled his Birmingham house with art and objects ranging from African masks and figures to choice pieces of American arts-and-crafts. He lended objects from his private collection to the "Detroit collects African Art" ehibition in the Detroit Institute of Arts, April 21 - May 29, 1977. Later in his life he donated objects to the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Smithsonian Institution Washinton, DC.

Wolff, Strasbourg, France

Private Collection Hamburg, Germany

Private Collection, The Hague, The Netherlands

Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium

Allan Stone, New York, USA

collected in the D. R. Congo, Mongala Province, Lisala in the 1960s

Mia Blondeau, Antwerp, Belgium Christie's, Paris, 4 December 2008, Lot 185

Mia Blondeau, Antwerp, Belgium (acquired ca.1954) Christie's, Paris, 4 December 2008, Lot 186

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

Thomas Morbe, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Thomas Morbe, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Adrian Schlag, Brussels, Belgium

in Belgium since 1920 Sotheby's, New York, 8 May 1989, Lot 79 Sotheby's, Paris, 7 December 2005, Lot 104 Jean-Pierre Jernander (1939-2015), Brussels, Belgium

Italian Collection

Kegel-Konietzko, Hamburg, Germany Harry Rosenberg, Hamburg, Germany

Belgian Collection

Belgian Collection

Belgian Private Collection

Kenneth Mackay, London, Great Britain

"White Fathers" ("Pères Blancs"), actually "Society of the Missionaries of Africa", Mission Museum, Altkirch, Alsace / France (now disbanded) )

Belgian Private Collection

Private Collection, Spain Fernando Pujol, Barcelona, Spain

Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium ("FX 980800")

Rob Vervoort, Molenstede-Diest, Belgium

Robert Verly (1901 -1963), Brussels, Belgium

German Private Collection, Ruhr area

Walter Bareiss, Salach, Germany Neumeisters Moderne, Munich, 10 November 2005, Lot 150 Bettina Rübesam, Munich, Germany

French Private Collection