African sculptures are famous amongst collectors around the world, and offer tremendous insights into the cultures and tribal communities from where they originate. Often figurative, they typically depict the human form. Usually fashioned out of wood, they may have religious or spiritual references.
This sculpture, carved using indigenous African wood, depicts a man sitting with his legs folded behind him. He is seated on a pedestal with three legs, each of which depicts a human figure. The collectible is most likely from the 1970s, and its origin can be traced back to either Cameroon in Central Africa or Mali in Western Africa.
This sculpture, carved using indigenous African wood, depicts a man sitting with his legs folded behind him. He is seated on a pedestal with three legs, each of which depicts a human figure. The collectible is most likely from the 1970s, and its origin can be traced back to either Cameroon in Central Africa or Mali in Western Africa.
