Description : wood, pigments, base Père Knobs, a catholic missionary who lived among the Senufo from 1923 to 1935, noted that horses were relatively numerous but they were owned only by the wealthy. Horses cannot be bred successfully in the Senufo region, and must be imported from further north. Not only are they costly to buy, but they are expensive to maintain and feed. As they easily succumb to diseases such as colic, sleeping sickness, and intestinal worms, their life span is short: normally one to two years. Published in: Chemeche, George, The Horse Rider in African Art, Suffolk 2011, p. 86 Continent: Africa
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À propos du lot
n° 215 Titre : Equestrian Figure Dimensions : H: 28 cm, H: 11,0 inch Provenance : Stewart J. Warkow, New York, USA Mark Eglinton, New York, USA Condition report : See description Zemanek-Muenster, Salle de vente
, Würzburg, DE🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire. Titre de la vente : 89th Tribal Art Auction Date de la vente : 07/07/2018🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire. Référence de l'enchère
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