Estimate: $100 - $300
| The Next Bid Increment | $125 |
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| with 28% Buyer's Premium | $160 |
| Your Selected Maximum Bid | $125 |
| with 28% Buyer's Premium | $160 |
| The Current Bid (You're leading) | $100 |
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| with 28% Buyer's Premium | $128 |
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An African Shona hand-carved springstone sculpture titled "Mother and Child" by Nicholas Mukomberanwa, featuring bold, sweeping lines and the distinctive cubist architectural forms characteristic of the artist's first-generation mastery, transitioning between high-polish sheen and natural unfinished stone facets
Springstone
19 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 4 inches
signed above base
From an Upper West Side Collection
acquired from the Chapungu Gallery, SF, CA in 1996
Good; a few minor surface abrasions, natural mineral veining inherent to the stone matrix, and negligible flea bites along the lowermost edge of the base
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