Small little treasures
 "Small
Little Treasures" an exhibition
related to miniature masks, statues, heddle pulley and other small little
treasures produced in Africa.
online exhibition
Note: Not all items from the Josef Herman collection are sold, if you are
interested send me an email. (link on your left)
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DAVID NORDEN presents between
8 and 12 June 2005
at :
Gallery J. Geerts in the Rue Lebeau 27 (
it is the street going down from the Sablon. )
These miniatures can be really refined
little treasures.
All showed objects will be guaranteed 50
years old or more and created in a tribal context. A certificate of
authenticity will be delivered on request.
You will see miniatures in wood, metal,
terracotta, from the following African tribes:
Central Africa (Tschokwe, Luba, Bena Lulua,
Bacongo, Songye, ...) and also the rest of Africa ( Dogon, Baule,
Burkina Faso, ...).
David Norden
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Opening on 8 June at 2 p.m.
I won't do reservations on the items, if you
want them you should come visit me during the Fair. But if you really want an
item on this page, send me an email with a copy and paste of the item you
like , after the show you can have it on a first in, first sold base, if it
wasn't sold.
I remember that you that you'll get free
delivery worldwide and 15 days guarantee, no questions asked.
Lot 1 to 13 are coming from the Josef
Herman collection and where sold to Peter Westerdijk around 1975. Click
on images to view larger
Hope you'll enjoy the show and come meet me in
Brussels.
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AFTER the Show you can always
visit me by appointment in Antwerp. 30 Minutes from Brussels
David Norden
St Katelijnevest 27
B2000 Antwerpen.
Belgium
Tel +32 (0)3 227 35 40
ALL ITEMS BELOW ARE SOLD, BUT I STILL KNOW A FEW PIECES FROM
THIS COLLECTION, SEND A PRIVATE EMAIL.
Provenance:
Herman, Josef (3
January 1911, 19 February 2000)
Artist/coll. Suffolk-England.
He was born in Warsaw, as the son of a Jewish cobbler.
Left Poland for Brussels in 1938.
Settled in Glasgow in 1940, went to London in 1943.
Settled at Ystradgynlais in 1944 and became British subject in 1948.
Lived in London from 1953, than in Suffolk.
Bought his first African object, a Mende female figure, in 1945.
Book: African and New Guinea Sculpture from the Josef Herman Collection;
Paintings and Drawings by Josef Herman.
Edinburgh: Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 1969.
SALE: Christie’s-Amsterdam, 12 December 2000.
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collections (all sold):
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David Norden
Sint-katelijnevest 27
ANTWERPEN-Belgium
Tel +32 3 227 35 40
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