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Spear Shaft
Middle Sepik River,
Papua New Guinea, 19th c.
Previous Collection:
John Friede, Rye, NY
Spears are some of the most beautiful but neglected art forms in New Guinea. Carved from very dense black palm wood, this example has a wonderful ancestral spirit face depicted and stylized torso ending with a protruding umbilical, near the bottom.
Height: 30 inches
IN 3-11-13/ SOLD |
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