an archive of Indonesian tribal art
001256 Sumatra, Karo Batak, ink drawing of a complete set of women’s ear-ornaments
Specifications Height: 15,3 x 14,4 cm Material: ink drawing on cardboard Position: Gender: Provenance Publications Additional information Compare 001255 for the original drawing.
001255 Sumatra, Karo Batak, drawing of a complete set of woman’s ear-ornaments
Specifications Height: cm Material: metal, silver, brass Position: Gender: Provenance Publications Additional information Original drawing of a complete set of ear ornaments as worn by a Karo Batak woman. The double spiral ornament is a padung-padung,...
001253 Papua, Lake Sentani, female figure
Specifications Height: 120,5 cm Material: wood Position: standing Gender: female Indigenous name: Price realised: Pound 35.000,- Provenance Jacques Viot, 1929; Pierre Loeb, Paris; Helena Rubinstein, New York; Baudouin de Grunne, Brussels; Christie's London 19-6-1979,...
001252 Sulawesi, Minahassa, Three anthropomorphic figures
SpecificationsHeight: cmMaterial: woodPosition: standingGender: maleProvenanceRoemer Pelizaeus Museum, Hildesheim.PublicationsRef.: Palm, C.H. M. (1961), 'Oude Minahassische kunst' in Kultuurpatronen 3-4, 55-101.Additional informationThree rare...
001251 Sulawesi, Two Kulawi girls in barkcloth attire
[et_pb_image admin_label="Object single image" Specifications Height: cm Material: original photograph Position: standing Gender: female Provenance Sarasin? Publications Additional information Photo taken ca 1905-1910, the text reads 'two Tokulawi girls in...
001250 Sumatra, Minangkabau, Siak, photograph of a family
Specifications Height: cm Material: original albumin print Position: squatting, seated Gender: male, female Provenance Publications Additional information Ca. 1865-1890. In handwriting the description says 'family from Siak'.
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