Bronze African Head

Vintage bronze African head with metallic gold detail.

A 20th century decorative African style bronze head mounted on wood base of the Tikar people in Cameroon.   

Great sample of the Deco period in Austria with this woman bronze head.

Bronze head from Benin on thick Lucite base, Africa, 1970s.

Diminutive and charming, this depiction of a small African American child is a rare find. P. Fowler, the artist, makes reference to antique sculptures in the way he depicts the eyes...

Bronze head of an African woman. By Hagenauer.

Exquisitely sculpted and cast in the 1940s by sculptor Eugen Gauss, this lovely bronze of a young African American man exhibits the stylized eyes and eyebrows beloved of artists in t...

Bronze sculpture signed to the reverse 'A. Neiviller' raised on a rectangular marble plinth. Alberto Neiviller, Neapolitan sculptor nicknamed "The Somali sculptor" for his art of re...

A ebony toned Hagenauer bronze African tribal head with large brass toned earring sitting on a matching bronze base plate,incised Marking to base by maker.

Fabulous bronze leopard head sculpture by Donald Greig, renowned South African sculptor, with a passion and deep appreciation for the bush and Africa's beautiful wildlife.

Classic early 1950s Austrian corkscrew in the form of an African Woman Head. Has a hook to be attached at the wall.

The neck is adorned with a semicircular plaque, while three small figures are perched atop the head. African Bronze Masks And Tribal Art Collectibles.

A head of an African women with necklace, wall mask.

A Mid-Century Modernist patinated bronze of an African woman's head in profile by Werkstatte Hagenauer.

A head of an African women with earring on oval base by F.

1970s nickeled bronze sculpture of an African animal head (perhaps an antelope), by Dicran, edited by Fondica France.

With two fifties African bronze heads on each door.

Beautiful midcentury modernist bronze head of an African woman made in Austria in the 1950s with a brass earring and a brass base in the style of Hagenauer Werkstatte.

Beautiful Mid-Century modernist bronze head of an African woman made in Austria in the 1950s with a brass earring and a marble base in the style of Hagenauer Werkstatte.

Bronze head with brown patina by Black artist Richmond Barthe (1901-1989), titled "Julius" Measures: 9 x 7 x 4 1/4 inches.

Franz Hagenauer African head. A Classic example from the workshop.

"Benin Queen's Head Nigeria" is a bronze sculpture created in circa 1900. This Benin Queen is wearing a high collar up to her lower lip. Then the collar is connected to the headdres...

A wonderful, relatively large bronze bust/head sculpture of Idia, the first Queen Mother of the 16th century Kingdom of Benin (in present-day Nigeria). Traditionally, the ruler's ro...

This beautiful sculpture was designed and manufactured by Karl Hagenauer in Vienna in the 1930s during the Art Deco era. It shows the head of an African warrior and is made of pat...

"This cast bronze sculpture depicts the idealized likeness of an oba, or king, wearing a woven CAP of coral beads, with lateral strands of coral suspended around both ears. A single ...

Karl Hagenauer bronze and patinated bronze African warrior head with a fish form.

A Bronze African Head by Richard Rohac stamped 1950s Part of a Collection all available to purchase individually

The workshop Hagenauer, founded in Vienna in 1898, became famous all over the world for decorative bronzes and objects of daily use. Hagenauer produced african figures since the lat...

1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer

Beautiful bronze head of an African Woman flowing into a fish tail.

This lovely African sculpture was created by Karl Hagenauer of Vienna Austria. There was a fascination with African fashion and design throughout Europe in the Art Deco period. The s...

This bronze head of an African woman was made in the Hagenauer Werkstatte in Vienna in the 1930s. it is signed on the bottom Hagenauer Wien and WHW.

Patinated stylized bronze African head, polished necklace and polished base, signed Made in Vienna Austria, usual circular mark WHW and HAGENAUER Wien (see image 3).