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End of our thematic summer series!Discover a selection of Cameroon pieces presented by Galerie Bernard Dulon__Royal Pipe...
25/08/2026

End of our thematic summer series!

Discover a selection of Cameroon pieces presented by Galerie Bernard Dulon
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Royal Pipe Bowl
Bamileke People – Bali Style
Cameroon
19th century
Terracotta with dark brown engobe
Height: 25,5 cm - 10”

Provenance:
Georges de Miré Collection, Paris
Charles Ratton, Paris
Denyse & Marc Ginzberg Collection, New York
Lance Entwistle, London
Private Collection, USA
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Mask
Bamileke - Babanki People
Cameroon
Late 19th - Early 20th century
Wood
Height: 64 cm – 25,2”

Provenance:
Paolo Morigi Collection, Lugano
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Buffalo Crest Mask
Batcham People
Cameroon
Wood
Late 19th – Early 20th Century
Height: 72 cm – 28’’

Provenance:
Presumably Merton Simpson, New York, acquired ca. 1970
Arthur D. Emil Collection, New York
Transmitted by inheritance
Jean-Louis Danis Collection, New York

25/08/2026

Last episode of our summer series — already!

Mr. Dulon tells us more about Cameroon, often described as Africa in miniature, and the richness of its peoples.

As part of our Kota week, here are some of the pieces currently available at the Gallery from this remarkable people.__R...
25/08/2026

As part of our Kota week, here are some of the pieces currently available at the Gallery from this remarkable people.
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Reliquary figure
Kota people, Obamba group
Gabon
Wood covered with brass and copper
Height: 62,5 cm - 24,60’'

Provenance:
Collected before 1920
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Reliquary Figure Mbulu Ngulu
Kota-Sango/Ondoumbo People
Gabon – High Ogooué
19th century
Wooden frame plated with copper and brass sheets and stripes.
Height: 44,5 cm – 17,5’’

Provenance:
Georges Le Testu Collection (1877-1967),
administrator in Lasourville, Gabon
By descent to his family

25/08/2026

Second episode of our summer series!

After the Tsogho it's time to discover the Kota people.

25/08/2026

One month to go before !

We can't wait to present our finest pieces in a special selection at this leading fair — always an exquisite event to be part of.

Mark your calendars: Parcours des Mondes, September 8–13!

As part of our Tsogho week, here are some of the pieces currently available at the Gallery from this fascinating people....
25/08/2026

As part of our Tsogho week, here are some of the pieces currently available at the Gallery from this fascinating people.
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Mbumba “With Long Neck”
Tsogho People
Gabon
19th century
Wood, copper, padouk and kaolin
Height: 32 cm – 12,6’’

Provenance:
Pierre Loeb, Paris
Collection privée, USA
Lucien van de Velde, Anvers
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Reliquary Figure, “The teenager”
Tsogho people
Gabon
18th – 19th century (Radiocarbon Test)
Wood, bits of red pigments, tin, iron, grey-blue beads
Height: 41 cm – 16,1”

Provenance:
Acquired in situ pre-1923 by Octave Mariani
Mariani’s family Collection, France
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Reliquary Figure
Tsogho People
Gabon
19th century
Wood, copper, mica, glass, traces of padouk powder
Height: 41,5 cm – 16,34’’

Provenance:
Collected in situ pre-1923 by Octave Mariani
Mariani’s family Collection, France

25/08/2026

First episode of our summer series!

Today, Mr. Dulon tells us more about the Tsogho people.

25/08/2026

This summer, Mr. Dulon presented a series of three videos
exploring three African peoples — their geography, their history,
their artistic style, and the exhibitions the gallery has dedicated to them.

25/08/2026

The gallery is closing on July 30th with "Les Derniers Masques de Chine".

Poly few days to discover this exceptional exhibition curated by
Qiyuan Han.


Today, the Gallery opens a special exhibition on Chinese Masks.Curated by Qiyuan Han, this exhibition presents an except...
17/07/2026

Today, the Gallery opens a special exhibition on Chinese Masks.

Curated by Qiyuan Han, this exhibition presents an exceptional selection of Chinese Nuo masks, among the most remarkable ever brought together. Rare and powerful works, testament to a still largely underappreciated form of Chinese tribal art.

The opening takes place on Thursday, July 16th, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., and the exhibition will run through July 25th.

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