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Book end in art deco style
1930-1942
375,00 EUR
Nice stylish art deco bookend with the sharp cleopatra eyes to give the face more expression.



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Wooden sculpture of mother and child.
1930-1940
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Important woodcarving considering the skill required to execute this piece and the probable maker. This piece has all the characteristics of the top woodcarver I RODJA from the village of Mas, Bali. According to Rudolf Bonnet, in the 1930s member of the board of the Pita Maha, Rodja excelled in carving delicate sculptures of women. The stylish manner in which the face of the woman is carved and turned aside from the viewer, bears all the earmarks of Rodja (compare the two pieces of Rodja on the 'Top Sold' page). The provenance is the reputable Art Shop in The Hague "Da Silva". Sculptures by Rodja are rare and highly collectible.



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Wooden bookends made on Bali.
1930-1940
975,00 EUR
Nice pair of bookends, executed in the Art Deco style. This pair is slightly different than the other pair in the Tobo Art collection (TOBO-00018).



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Wooden Tintia-statue made on Bali.
1930-1940
4.250,00 EUR
High quality statue of the God "Tintia". On Bali Tintia is also known as "God of the Fertility" (hence the many fallusses that decorate the body). Tintia-carvings are rare, because they are very difficult to make. This one is made in the Art Deco style and carved in the 1930-1940 period. The Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam has a few Tintia statues. The difference is the way the base has been carved. Probably another carver cooperated with the original carver to get this beautiful result.



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Birdcarving with one wing upwards and twisted neck.
1930-1940
450,00 EUR
Good well-detailed carving. Probably made in the animal-woodcarving-village Njuh Kuhning near by Ubud. Their favourite animal must have been the bird when you consider the big number of bird-carvings all around the world. Striking is the somewhat odd lightbrown varnish and the rich ornamented wings.



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Sitting Balinese woman in a religious pose.
1930-1940
3.100,00 EUR
Beautiful intimite carving done in a typical 30-ties ART DECO style. Prominent are the big earrings, the subangs, and the enlarged Cleopatra eyes. A statue with an intricate expression where style and craftmanship of the Balinese woodcarving result in a high level of art. One of the finest items of the ToboArt-collection.Click on the photo for more pictures and details.



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Mother and child. Wooden sculpture made on Bali.
1920-1930
2.850,00 EUR
Exceptional long carving (very rare!). Carved in Art Deco, a style that just became known on Bali at that time. A similar carving was exhibited during the exhibition "ART DECO ON BALI" in the Nusantara Museum in Delft (Holland) in 2005. It was published in a book accompanying the exhibition "Art Deco Sculptures From Bali 1930-1970" written by Frans Leidelmeier (page 69).



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Bookends of praying men.
1930-1940
925,00 EUR
This is an important scene in Bali's daily life. from early morning to dawn the balinese bring offers in their houses and temples to please the good will of the gods. This motif has been used for these bookends.



Some of our Art Deco artwork presented here
was shown in 2005-2006 during the exhibition:

"ART DECO OP BALI"

in the Nusantara museum in Delft - Holland.
Click to enlarge Click to enlarge Click to enlarge Some of our Art Deco artwork was also published
in the book accompanying the exhibition:

"ART DECO BEELDEN VAN BALI 1930-1970"


written by Frans Leidelmeier.

 
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