Ancient African Art 'Colon' Baoulé Bird on Turtle Chief Piece

Description: .:Collection-dafrique:. Comments mailing list Add to favorite sellers Toggle navigation Menu WHO ARE WE Payment Methods CONTACT Menu WHO ARE WE Payment Methods CONTACT Product Description Baoulé Statue - Ivory Coast Product Description ENGLISH SPEAKING Dimensions of 24 x 16 x 17 cm.Weight approximately 1,560 kg without packaging.Materials: Very dense wood, paint.Assumed age: 1960s to 1970s. Painted wooden statue of the Baoulé ethnic group, from central Ivory Coast.Representation of a bird on a turtle.Former piece of Baoulé chiefdom. The patina attests to its age.Unique piece. No crafts. Painted statuettes cover a wide variety of areas in Africa. Generally dedicated to the cult of ancestors, spirits of fertility or divination, they are found on altars, canoes, in houses or carried on one's body, among peoples as different as the Yoruba, the Fanti, the Akan, the Ewe etc. They appeared with colonization, hence their name. Contrary to what is said according to some sources, they are not intended to ridicule the “white man”. By appropriating the power of the colonist, presented with an accessory of European origin, they participate fully in the animist cult. The settler continues to be born, in certain ethnic groups, and to appear according to the rites, customs and traditions of ancestral Africa. To fall in love with these statuettes with their amusing physiques and silhouettes. There is no need to be keen on the culture of African societies or to love traditional art. This is one of the specificities of this expression of “Colonial Art”. The touching and endearing side, laughter, awakens the fiber of the child that lies dormant in each of us. Reflective statuettes, hinge statuettes, they express a whole slice of history, and even for those who can dream a little, a whole slice of the future. Bibliographic references: Colonist statues, Werewere Liking, New African Editions The Colon Current, Alain Guillemain and YacoubaKonate, The traditional arts of Ivory Coast Colonial art and tribal style, Sale of 8/03/87, Binoche et Godeau “Colons”, sale of October 25, 1987, Binoche and Godeau Colon, Das Schwarze Bild vom Weissen Mann, Herausgegeben von Jens Jahn Non-settler statuary, Baoulé, Agni, Lobi, Senoufo, Ewe, Alain Larem, Antonio Tocon The Baoulé tourist settler and the secular and cultural toy, Alain Larem African Art Western Eyes, Suzan Vogel Dreams and Reverie, Philip L. Ravenhill Mami Wata, Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and its DiasporasAny comments? A question? Do not hesitate to contact us. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VISIT CO16_61 Payment / Payment SECURE PAYMENT Check out our reviews. All customers are satisfied. SECURE PAYMENT You can pay by check, bank transfer or paypal. Please check our ratings. We do our best to satisfy all customers. The items are packaged with great care and protection. If shipping costs are sometimes high, this is due to the weight of the item and its packaging. We combine shipments whenever possible to reduce shipping costs. Anyway, if you pay too much shipping, you will be refunded after shipping. Contact us for more information. - PACKAGING AND DELIVERY The items are packed with great care and protection, in order to reach you in good condition. If the shipping costs are sometimes high, it is most often related to the weight of the object as well as its packaging. We combine shipping, whenever possible, in order to reduce shipping fees. Anyway, if you pay too much in terms of shipping, we reimburse you the difference after delivery. If you wish, we can use special transport services upon request, such as Mondial Relay. Please contact. Contact Xavier Simon Postal Address: Maringues, 71800 SAINT JULIEN DE CIVRY, FRANCE Direct Tel: + 33 7 80 58 87 26 Skype : xavier.simon1 Facebook : Collector of Africa https://stores.shop.ebay.fr/Collectionneur-dAfrique__W0QQ_armrsZ1 © 2017 African Collector. All Rights Reserved. OLMS - Powered by:Painted statuettes cover a wide variety of areas in Africa. Generally dedicated to the cult of ancestors, spirits of fertility or divination, they are found on altars, canoes, in houses or carried on one's body, among peoples as different as the Yoruba, the Fanti, the Akan, the Ewe etc. They appeared with colonization, hence their name. Contrary to what is said according to some sources, they are not intended to ridicule the “white man”. By appropriating the power of the colonist, presented with an accessory of European origin, they participate fully in the animist cult. The settler continues to be born, in certain ethnic groups, and to appear according to the rites, customs and traditions of ancestral Africa. To fall in love with these statuettes with their amusing physiques and silhouet

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