VO Collection Minkoff - Mercredi 21 septembre, 13h15 (lots 4518 à 4771)

Tunique à fétiches d'Afrique de l'ouest, tissus, cuir, fourrure, fibres végétales et cauris, long. 79 cm Provenance: Collection Claire Zeisler, acquise en 1992  à la Richard Gray Gallery Clair Zeisler (1903-1991) was a noted American fiber artist based in Chicago. She is credited with shifting the two-dimensional craft of weaving into the realm of sculpture. She began collecting art in the 1930's, acquiring paintings by Picasso, Miro and Klee, and, later, works by prominent Post-War American artists, Franz Kline, Robert Rauschenberg and Jenny Holzer, for instance. Even from her earliest collecting days, she collected so-called 'primitive' art, among them African sculptures, tantric art, Peruvian textiles and American Indian baskets. These works were the most relevant to her artistry, and in this excellent Salampasu the association of craft and quality are clear. See Art Institute of Chicago, for the iconic Montol figure gifted by Zeisler (1972.173) Cette tunique ne fait pas partie de la collection de Gérald et Muriel Minkoff

Lot 4518
Estimation
CHF 1 000 - 1,500
prix de réserve
CHF 1 000

Descriptif

Tunique à fétiches d'Afrique de l'ouest, tissus, cuir, fourrure, fibres végétales et cauris, long. 79 cm

Provenance: Collection Claire Zeisler, acquise en 1992  à la Richard Gray Gallery
Clair Zeisler (1903-1991) was a noted American fiber artist based in Chicago. She is credited with shifting the two-dimensional craft of weaving into the realm of sculpture. She began collecting art in the 1930's, acquiring paintings by Picasso, Miro and Klee, and, later, works by prominent Post-War American artists, Franz Kline, Robert Rauschenberg and Jenny Holzer, for instance. Even from her earliest collecting days, she collected so-called 'primitive' art, among them African sculptures, tantric art, Peruvian textiles and American Indian baskets. These works were the most relevant to her artistry, and in this excellent Salampasu the association of craft and quality are clear. See Art Institute of Chicago, for the iconic Montol figure gifted by Zeisler (1972.173)

Cette tunique ne fait pas partie de la collection de Gérald et Muriel Minkoff

Rapport de conditions

Très bon état général
Présences de fétiches à l'avant et à l'arrière du vêtement, joints par des lanières en cuir
Usures d'usage

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