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h 12 cm
Steatite figure.
This depicts a male Nomoli figure.
It is a half-bust featured on a circular platform. The face is sculpted with features that characterise the African style of these artefacts: a large head on a squat neck, a prominent nose with flared nostrils, eyes, large protruding lips, and arms on the bulging stomach with a big hole in the centre.
This depicts a male Nomoli figure.It is a half-bust featured on a circular platform. The face is sculpted with features that characterise the African style of these artefacts: a large head on a squat neck, a prominent nose with flared nostrils, eyes, large protruding lips, and arms on the bulging stomach with a big hole in the centre.
Steatite figure.
This depicts a male Nomoli figure.
It is a half-bust featured on a circular platform. The face is sculpted with features that characterise the African style of these artefacts: a large head on a squat neck, a prominent nose with flared nostrils, eyes, large protruding lips, and arms on the bulging stomach with a big hole in the centre.
This depicts a male Nomoli figure.It is a half-bust featured on a circular platform. The face is sculpted with features that characterise the African style of these artefacts: a large head on a squat neck, a prominent nose with flared nostrils, eyes, large protruding lips, and arms on the bulging stomach with a big hole in the centre.
Provenance
Galleria Paolo Morigi, Lugano (1976);
Collection of Walter Schwab, Bern (inv. WS 87);
Collection of Walter Schwab, Bern (inv. WS 87);
Specialist Notes
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Condition report
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