À propos du lot
n° 200
Titre : Anthropomorphic Caryatid Vessel, PÉRIODE : 1964
Dimensions : H: 53,5 cm, H: 21,1 inchProvenance : Robert Stolper, New York, USA (1964) Stolper Galleries, Robert Stolper and Morton Lipkin, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1965) William W. Brill (1918-2003), New York, USA (1965) By inheritance to his son (2003) Sotheby's, New York, 17 November 2006, Lot 13 Toby & Joey Tanenbaum, Toronto, Canada After a business trip to Nigeria in 1960, William Brill's great passion for collecting African art began. The majority of his collection was acquired between 1965 and 1969. With the travelling exhibition Selections from the William W. Brill Collection of African Art (1969), he presented 286 outstanding works of African art to the American public. This included the present, extremely rare terracotta object, which he had acquired at the Stolper Gallery in 1965. The exhibition and accompanying catalogue became formative for an entire generation of new collectors. The Brill Collection represents the spirit of a true collector - works of art brought together with a passionate energy and a tireless spirit. Brill lived with his objects, every corner of his house held African objects that he constantly rearranged and redecorated to enjoy them from a different angle, again and again.Condition report : See descriptionZemanek-Muenster, Salle de vente
, Würzburg, DE
🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.
Titre de la vente : 97 Auction - Africa, Oceania, Pre-Columbia
Date de la vente : 06/11/2021
🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.
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