Pair Of African Bronze Sculptures, “the Walker” And “motherhood,” Mid-20th Century

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Pair Of African Bronze Sculptures, “the Walker” And “motherhood,” Mid-20th Century

Pair of African bronze sculptures: “The Walker” and “Motherhood,” mid-20th century

Inspired by Dogon art from Mali, these African bronze sculptures represent the values of the couple in Malian traditions and among the Dogon people.

The sculpture on the left symbolizes motherhood: the mother holds the child to her belly and nurses it. It is a symbol of maternal protection and kindness.

The symbolism of the sculpture on the right represents the father—the hunter—equipped with a quiver on his back and a walking stick in his hand to better navigate the wilderness.

They come with European-style bases that keep them perfectly upright and stable. These sculptures were part of a private collection of African bronze sculptures.

Fast and careful shipping to France, Europe, and worldwide.

Dimensions
→ H x W x D of the mother figure: 37.5 x 9 x 11 cm
→ H x W x D of the hunter: 35.5 x 9 x 14 cm
→ Weight: 3.5 kg

400 €