Standing Male Figure
Arts of Africa
MEDIUM
Copper alloy
DATES
19th century
ACCESSION NUMBER
56.6.67
CREDIT LINE
Gift of Arturo and Paul Peralta-Ramos
PROVENANCE
Prior to April 21, 1952, provenance not yet documented; before April 21, 1952, probably acquired by Julius Carlebach or Carlebach Gallery, New York, NY; April 21, 1952, sold by Segy Gallery, New York, NY, no. 152; by 1953, acquired by Millicent A. Rogers of Taos, NM; 1953, inherited from Millicent A. Rogers by Arturo and Paul Peralta-Ramos; 1956, gift of Arturo and Paul Peralta-Ramos to the Brooklyn Museum.
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CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION
Bronze figure, warrior holding a leaf shaped ceremonial sword called Eberle [sic, eben] in right hand. Bracelet on right and left arms. Also on legs. Cylindrical pearl choker made of seven strings as badge of rank. On string hangs a small bell on breast. Two strings of pearls on breasts as sash. Tunic made of herringbone incision. Chased after cast. Head has three strings of coral ornament with two rosettes on both sides and one large pearl in the middle. Blackish copper patina. CONDITION: Good.
MUSEUM LOCATION
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CAPTION
Edo. Standing Male Figure, 19th century. Copper alloy, 8 3/4 × 3 1/8 in. (22.2 × 8 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Arturo and Paul Peralta-Ramos, 56.6.67. Creative Commons-BY (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, 56.6.67_acetate_bw.jpg)
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