Gogodala Sculpture
Gogodala sculpture from the Papuan Gulf Papua New Guinea.
Object Type: Sculpture
Locality: Gogodala people Papuan Gulf Papua New Guinea
Artist: Unknown
Circa: 1950
Height: 126 cm
Description: Most Gogodala sculpture from this era was made of lightwood and made for sale. This piece is an exception and is made from a hardwood and was made to use as a garden marker. Note how deep the carving is.
This is a large item and will cost several hundred dollars to send which is why i have made it so competitively priced.
Price: SOLD
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Gogodala Sculpture
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It is not only keyword that I use this technique for. I have used it for other artifacts and artworks from Papua New Guinea and oceanic art.
Shields as Art
Like many other artifacts, this object is not just an artifact it is art. Collectors from around the world collect art from different regions. This art is Tribal art. In reality, Tribal art or ethnographic art is art from around the world.
Please feel free to also my other website on Aboriginal Art and Artifacts.