The top of the cane represents a standing figure decorated with long scarifications engraved in arcs of a circle and giving rhythm to the sculpture. The face is concave, typical of the styles of this region. 

Ebony, which is rarely carved traditionally, could nevertheless be carved by the Fang (Bulu) of Cameroon and Gabon.

Fang, South Cameroon / North Gabon 

Ebony wood, visible breakage on the legs (old breakage), beautiful patina.

H. 27 cm



Provenance : 

- Christine Valluet, Paris.

- Dalton Somare Gallery, Milan.

- Bernard Hector Collection
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Lot no. 2

The top of the cane represents a standing figure decorated with long scarifications engraved in arcs of a circle and giving rhythm to the sculpture. The face is concave, typical of the styles of this region. Ebony, which is rarely carved traditionally, could nevertheless be carved by the Fang (Bulu) of Cameroon and Gabon. Fang, South Cameroon / North Gabon Ebony wood, visible breakage on the legs (old breakage), beautiful patina. H. 27 cm Provenance : - Christine Valluet, Paris. - Dalton Somare Gallery, Milan. - Bernard Hector Collection

Estimate
€600 - €800
Result
€3,200
Buyer's premium
28%
The top of the cane represents a standing figure decorated with long scarifications engraved in arcs of a circle and giving rhythm to the sculpture. The face is concave, typical of the styles of this region. Ebony, which is rarely carved traditionally, could nevertheless be carved by the Fang (Bulu) of Cameroon and Gabon. Fang, South Cameroon / North Gabon Ebony wood, visible breakage on the legs (old breakage), beautiful patina. H. 27 cm Provenance : - Christine Valluet, Paris. - Dalton Somare Gallery, Milan. - Bernard Hector Collection
Sale Friday 10 June 2022・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
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