A rare africanist terracotta mask (Pendé) by Jean GARILLON, - Lot 94

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A rare africanist terracotta mask (Pendé) by Jean GARILLON, - Lot 94
A rare africanist terracotta mask (Pendé) by Jean GARILLON, (1898 - 1981) An Africanist (Pendé) terracotta mask by Jean GARILLON, (1898 - 1981) Signed on the back. Rare mask of the ceramist Jean X. E. Elchinger dit Garillon. Inspired by a mask with teeth probably from Ivory Coast or Pendé, see Bamana. The Bapendé (plural of Pendé) are a Bantu ethnic group from Central Africa, present in the province of Bandundu (territories of Gungu, Idiofa, Feshi and Kahemba), in the province of Kasaï, formerly Kasaï-Occidental (territory of Tshikapa) in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as well as in Angola, where they are originally from. Good condition. Literature : Jean-Pierre Legendre, Jean Xavier Ernest Elchinger, known as Jean Garillon (1898-1981) and his ceramic production in Soufflenheim. Cahiers Alsaciens d'Archéologie, d'Art et d'Histoire, 1994. Middle of the 20th century 18 (h) x 15.5 cm
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