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Belgian Private Collection

Jean-Marc Desaive, Soumagne, Belgium

Bud Holland, Chicago, USA Lucien Guenneguez (†2015), Seattle, WA, USA Amyas Naegele, New York, USA Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium Michel Gaud, Saint-Tropez, France Jan Kusters, Waalre, The Netherlands

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

American Collection

Ruff, Zurich, Switzerland (acquired in London in the 1970s) By inhertiance to his wife Albert Bösiger, Zurich, Switzerland Family owned until 2013 Koller, Geneva, 20 May 2014, Lot 208 German Private Collection

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

Jean-Pierre Hallet, Malibu USA Alex Arthur, Brussels, Belgium

Alfons Bermel, Berlin, Germany

Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium (field collected in the 1970s) Fred Jahn, Munich, Germany Thomas Olbricht, Essen, Germany (1996)

Hilde & Lavuun Quackelbeen, Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium Fred Jahn, Munich, Germany Thomas Olbricht, Essen, Germany (1996)

Jo de Buck, Brussels, Belgium Alex Arthur, Brussels, Belgium Adam Prout, London, United Kingdom Italian Private Collection

Rut van Caelenbergh, Brussels, Belgium

Swiss Private Collection Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 28 June 2014, Lot 472

Robert Wilson, New York, USA Galerie Jahn, Munich, Germany

Collection S., Belgium

Hilde & Lavuun Quackelbeen, Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium

Ader-Picard-Tajan, Nouveau Drouot, Paris, 16 June 1988, Lot 98

Colonial Collection (1950s)

Pascal Vernimmen, Ghent, Belgium

Robert Pearson, Denver, USA George Hegarty, Denver, USA Christie's, November 1997 Mark Eglinton, New York, USA Pearson began collecting African art later in his life. Spurred by the Douglas Society at the Denver Museum of Art, and his friendship with noted collector George Heggarty, he began building an enormous, eclectic collection. He loved textiles and “material culture”- things which had domestic use, like spoons, cups, stools, and chairs, as well as masks and carvings. His collection included items from more than thirty African countries, and his fine eye gave him pieces ranging from a golddust scale to huge Dogon figural ladders. Hegarty began collecting while a Peace Corps volunteer in Sénégal in 1968 and continued during later trips to West Africa.

Hilde & Lavuun Quackelbeen, Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium

Edouard d'Orjo de Marchovelette, Brussels, Belgium (1901-1985), territorial administrator, who served in the Belgian Congo from 1925 to 1952. He mainly collected Luba and Lega objects. Didier Claes, Brussels, Belgium

American Collection

Edouard d'Orjo de Marchovelette, Brussels, Belgium (1901-1985), territorial administrator, who served in the Belgian Congo from 1925 to 1952. He mainly collected Luba and Lega objects. Didier Claes, Brussels, Belgium

Field collected by Kandico Marc Leo Felix, Brussels, Belgium Fred Jahn, Munich, Germany Thomas Olbricht, Essen, Germany (1996)

Pierre Dartevelle, Brussels, Belgium

Schiller Art Gallery (Gregory Verdonck & Jean-Marc Desaive), Brussels, Belgium

Belgian Private Collection

Lane Berk, Baltimore, USA Joshua Dimondstein, Los Angeles, USA (2018) Private New York Collection

Emil Maetzel (1877-1955), Hamburg, Germany Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 3 March 2012, Lot 125

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

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

American Collection