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Africa, Black Africa, Congo, Eastern Congo, Bakuba tribal group.
Raffia panel. Raffia is a natural textile extracted from the Raffia Palm and it has been used for centuries to weave.
The creativity of the local tribes become an art an expressive art that has inspired many artists, like Capogrossi, Burri, Stella, etc.,…..
These two panels are from the same textile and are extremely decorative and modern. Size is cm 53x75 and 67x67 ca.
Approx age should be 2nd quarter of the 20th century.
In very good condition.
Lots of famous artists and painters collected them.
Please email carlokocman@gmail.com
price:
pls inquire
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