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Photo 17.2 Nigel avec la statuette.   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Wouter van Beek  (1943–)  wikidata:Q42792653
 
Wouter van Beek
Alternative names
Wouter E. A. van Beek, Walter E. A. van Beek
Description Dutch university teacher, anthropologist, Africanist, draughts player and cultural anthropologist
Date of birth 1943 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth Beverwijk
Work period 2015 Edit this at Wikidata
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creator QS:P170,Q42792653
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Photo 17.2 Nigel avec la statuette.
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English: "Photo 17.2 Nigel with the statue." Filmmaker Nigel Randell Evans is the maker of the documentary "The African King (1990)" about the illegal trade in Malian art. On the table a classic Djenné-Djenno terracotta statue from the 15th/16th century from the inner delta of the Niger River. It depicts a sideways looking "king", according to the trader, with bracelets, a necklace with pendant and a dagger on the left upper arm. The statue has disappeared.
Français : "Photo 17.2 Nigel avec la statuette." Cinéaste Nigel Randell Evans, réalisateur du documentaire "The African King (1990)" sur le commerce illégal de l'art malien. Sur la table une statue classique en terre cuite Djenné-Djenno du 15ème / 16ème siècle du delta intérieur du fleuve Niger. Il représente un "roi" regardant de côté, selon le commerçant, avec des bracelets, un collier avec pendentif et un poignard sur le bras gauche. La statuette a disparu.
Nederlands: "Foto 17.2 Nigel met het beeld". Filmer Nigel Randell Evans, maker van de documentaire "The African King (1990)" over de illegale handel in Malinese kunst. Op tafel een klassiek Djenné-Djenno terracottabeeld uit de 15e/16e eeuw afkomstig uit de binnendelta van de Niger. Het beeldt een zijdelings kijkende "koning" volgens de handelaar af met armbanden, een halssnoer met pendant en een dolk op de linkerbovenarm. Het beeld is verdwenen.
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English: Mopti, Mali
Français : Mopti, Mali
Nederlands: Mopti, Mali
Date 1992
date QS:P571,+1992-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium Colour photograph
institution QS:P195,Q2174585
Accession number
Illustration 17.2, Book page 267
Source W.E.A. van Beek Collection, illustrations from the book in Dutch by Wouter van Beek: Thuis in Afrika. Een dubbelleven, Afrika-Studiecentrum, Leiden. Tweede gewijzigde druk, 2016
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