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Description : Painted in black and red with human hair applied to the head. Open mouth. The Makonde, numbering some 200,000 people, are a comparatively small, but the artistically best-known, ethnic group in East Africa. Helmet masks (lipico) played an important role in social and religious life of the Makonde and were worn during the mapico dance. H. 35cm. Provenance: Ketterer, Munich (A 155) December 15, 1990, Lot No. 481. Galerie Fred Jahn, Munich Illustrated In: Schaedler, Karl-Ferdinand 2007, Afrikanische Masken, in: Neumeister (ed.) Afrikanische Masken Werke aus dem Nachlass der Galerie Heinz Herzer, Munich, p. 86. Schaedler, Karl-Ferdinand 2009, Encyclopaedia of African Art and Culture, Munich (Panterra), p. 404 Exhibited: Leipzig 2004 (not ill.) Bibl.: Blesse, Giselher, Art Makondé. Tradition et modernité, Paris 1989, Blesse, Giselher, Kunst aus Ostafrika/Art from East Africa, Leipzig 2004 (Museum für Völkerkunde), Dias, Antonio Jorge 1961, The Makonde People: History, Environment and Economy, in: Portuguese Contribution to Cultural Anthropology, Witwatersrand/Johannesburg (Witwatersrand University Press), Dias, Antonio Jorge, Dias, M. Guerreiro, M. Viegas, Os Macondes de Moçambique, vol. I-IV, Lisbon 1964-1970, ), Jahn, Jens (ed.), Tanzania. Meisterwerke afrikanischer Skulptur, Berlin/München 1994 (Haus der Kulturen der Welt/Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus/Kunstbau), Kubik, Gerhard, makisi nyau mapiko. Maskentraditionen im bantu-sprachigen Afrika, München 1993 (Trickster) Roy 1997, Wembah-Rashid, J.A.R., Isinyago and Midimu. Masked Dancers of Tanzania and Mozambique, in: African Arts IV/2, Los Angeles 1971: 38-44.
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