André Cauvin Leopard Man Photography
Artist: André Cauvin
CAUVIN André, 1907-2004 (Belgium)
Leopard Man Photograph
30 cm x 24 cm
The Equator with a hundred faces The Leopard Man, holding in his hand the claws used to commit the crime "anyotic" the claws are intended to imitate the paw of the leopard - The costume representing the coat of the wild animal is made of tree bark to which a black dye is applied. The Leopard Men sect ravaged many indigenous tribes and the main place where it wreaked havoc was in the Wamba region, 350 km north of Stanleyville - This practice, now banned, was the subject of a reconstruction for (the Egar?)
Leopard Man Photograph
30 cm x 24 cm
The Equator with a hundred faces The Leopard Man, holding in his hand the claws used to commit the crime "anyotic" the claws are intended to imitate the paw of the leopard - The costume representing the coat of the wild animal is made of tree bark to which a black dye is applied. The Leopard Men sect ravaged many indigenous tribes and the main place where it wreaked havoc was in the Wamba region, 350 km north of Stanleyville - This practice, now banned, was the subject of a reconstruction for (the Egar?)
350 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1609517
Availability: In stock
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