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Statuette "Man holding a spear" Yombe Bakongo in sculpted wood with a magic implant on the abdomen in mirror and pricked with iron elements. The eyes are also inlaid with mirrors. Top fabric. Work of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Period : end of XIXth century (*). H.:+/-24,8cm.

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Statuette "Man holding a spear" Yombe Bakongo in sculpted wood with a magic implant on the abdomen in mirror and pricked with iron elements. The eyes are also inlaid with mirrors. Top fabric. Work of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Period : end of XIXth century (*). H.:+/-24,8cm.

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