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Paulian Association's "New Guinea Primitive Arts", Dymocks Arcade, Sydney, Australia (1996) (D9108) Jean Paul Deslypere, Belsele, Belgium Founded in Sydney in 1956 as the Paulian Association, „Palms Australia“ began with community groups in around 100 locations to identify local issues, reflect on values, and took appropriate action to address social inequality and to assist those in need. Recognising the need for similar efforts globally, in 1961 the organization, then known as the Paulian Association Lay Missionary Secretariat („Palms“), extended its programs overseas and placed over 1,500 volunteers in 40 countries, including Papua New Guinea. „Palms“ celebrated and promoted Papua New Guinea traditional art through two galleries for many decades until 2000, including the famous „New Guinea Tribal Arts“ in the Dymocks building in Sydney. The Palms Corporate Collection currently being offered for sale are the final items to be sold by „Palms“ and, previously, the Paulian Association.

Manfred Zirngibl, Passau, Germany (a, b, e) Kurt Rauner, Salzburg, Austria (a: 2003, b: 2001, c: 2019, d: 2018, e: 2001)

Geert Hendrik van de Zee, The Netherlands Berry de Bruijn, Breda, The Netherlands German Collection, Berlin

Frigate Captain Rudolph Brosch, Austria (coll. in situ, 1894) Thence by descent in the Brosch family Dorotheum, Vienna, 15 December 2020, lot 52 Galerie Flak, Paris, France (2021)

Han Coray (1880-1974), Agnuzzo-Lugano, Switzerland Sotheby's Amsterdam, 30 September 1987, lot 6 Italiaander Galleries, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Paul Barschdorff, Kleinmachnow, Germany (coll. in situ, 1907-1914) Frank Reiter, Berlin, Germany (1968) Barschdorf worked as a teacher at the state school in Namanula near Rabaul from 1907-1914.

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

James Thomas Hooper, Arundel, Great Britain ("H.566") Sotheby's London, 17 June 1991, lot 83 Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Drouot-Richelieu, Paris, 25 November 2001, lot 44 Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Alexander Kubetz, Munich, Germany

Jean Paul Deslypere, Belsele, Belgium

Heinrich Ahlvers, Germany Ahlvers worked from 1890-94 as a general purser for the shipping company Norddeutscher Lloyd in German Guinea. Until his internment in Australia in 1914, he ran a hotel in the former Friedrich Wilhelm harbour, now Madang, on the northern tip of Papua New Guinea.

Melanesian Mission Museum, Great Britain Julian & Barbara Harding, Cambridge / London, Great Britain Romy Rey, Richmond, Surrey, Great Britain Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury, 20 September 2023, lot 1301

Marc Lissauer, Australia Chris Boylan, Sydney, Australia (2018) Randy Kahn, Tarzana, USA

Klaus-Jochen Krüger, Hamburg, Germany

Private UK Collection

Old UK Collection

Ben Hunter, London, Great Britain

Michael Woerner, Würzburg, Germany / Bangkok, Thailand

Siberian Private Collection, Jakutsk Russian Private Collection, Moscow Tischenko Gallery, Helsinki, Finland

German Private Collection, Munich

Carlos Baca-Flor (1860s -1941) Ketterer, Munich, 22 June 1987, lot 51 German Private Collection, Munich Carlos Baca-Flor was a Peruvian painter who spent most of his life in France and the USA, where he enjoyed a high reputation as a portraitist of important personalities.

German Private Collection, Munich

German Private Collection, Munich

German Private Collection, Munich

German Private Collection, Munich

Christie's South Kensington, 30 June 1987, lot 171 German Private Collection, Munich

Christie's South Kensington, 30 June 1987, lot 172 German Private Collection, Munich