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Tribal Art & Religion.- Tyalor (John Bigelow) and Diane Dubler, photographers. New Guinea Art. Masterpieces from the Jolika Collection, 2 vol., housed within original presentation slipcase with mounted pictorial wrap-around, 2005 § Lothrop (S.K.) Treasures of Ancient America, plates tipped-in, jacket with small tear at spine head, within slipcase, 1964 § Elisofon (Eliot) The Sculpture of Africa, 1958, all profusely illustrated, the first two in colour, original cloth, dust-jackets; and a quantity of others on art, religion and culture, encompassing the peoples of many geographical regions such as Africa, Australia and Oceania, and including for example, Native Americans, the Aborigines, the Maori, as well as others, v.s. (c.100)
AMERICA. – George CAITLIN. Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians. London: David Bogue, 1844. 2 vols., fourth edition, 4to (253 x 154mm.) 3 maps, including 1 folding map of the Indian localities, 177 lithographed plates, 10pp. ‘Appendix’ to rear of volume 2. (Damp-staining to all the plates, mild spotting only to the folding map, lacking 3 blanks, some pencil annotation and underlining.) 21st century green half morocco, two black morocco lettering pieces to the spines (endpapers replaced). Note: rare. George Caitlin initially practiced law, like his father, but soon gave it up to travel and study art. After meeting a tribal delegation of Indians on his travels, he became eager to preserve a record of them and he devoted the rest of his life to rendering them and their way of life (2).
COLLECTION OF INDONESIAN TEXTILES. Indian and Islamic Sculpture, Works of Art, Antiquities and Tribal Art Including an important Collection of Indonesian Textiles. Christie's May Amsterdam 31898 Paperback. 90 pages, black and white illustrations. English Good, used condition. Provenance: From the Library of the Late Peter Curnow Millett (1925-2016)
A large Nigerian vesselpottery, spherical with five pairs of mounds to the shoulders and with impressed and incised decoration and with white and red paint. Provenance: Dr Laurence R. Goldman Collection. Christie's, London, Important Tribal Art, 22 June 1993, lot 130. Ref: British Museum Ethno +3934 H:54cm Crack
Tribal Art and the Eclectic Interior - a Papua New Guinea mask, carved with crocodile (pukpuk) imagery, cowrie shell eyes, 104cm long; others (5)Provenance: Collected in Papua New Guinea during the 1970's. Consigned boxed with a special issue of the Papua New Guinea Post Courier from September 1979
Tribal Art and the Eclectic Interior - a Papua New Guinea mask, carved with crocodile (pukpuk) imagery, cowrie shell eyes, 104cm long; others (5)Provenance: Collected in Papua New Guinea during the 1970's. Consigned boxed with a special issue of the Papua New Guinea Post Courier from September 1979
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