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San Francisco Tribal
According to Pierre de Maret in “Croisette Histories”, these forms are designated as “HXR” type as were in circulation between the 13th-17th centuries. Cast copper, archaeological patina.
For further information on HX croisettes from the Upemba Basin, see de Maret in De Heusch, L. (Ed). 1995. Objects: Signs of Africa (Tervuren, Musée Royal de l’Afrique Centrale):, p. 13.
Displayed on custom-made metal bases, as shown in one photo.
Available individually: $1,800. each
Andres Moraga
Berkeley, CA
510.717.9149
[email protected]
www.andresmoraga.com
Price on Request
Artwork details
Origin
Central African Copper Belt (DR Congo, Zambia or Zimbabwe)
Dimension
H 12IN x W 5IN x D 0.5IN
H 30.48CM x W 12.7CM x D 1.27CM
Provenance
Dr. Austin Newton, Princeton NJ
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