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Fred van der Kraaij  (1946–)  wikidata:Q43979193
 
Fred van der Kraaij
Alternative names
Fred van der Kraaij, F. P. M. van der Kraaij
Description Dutch economist
Date of birth 1946 Edit this at Wikidata
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creator QS:P170,Q43979193
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Nederlands: Een verkoper van Afrikaanse kunstvoorwerpen wacht op klanten. De stukken zijn zichtbaar modern en recent gemaakt. Voor de houten tafel staan twee Chiwara (Bambara, Bougouni-stijl uit de zuidelijke regio van Mali) en muziekinstrumenten. Op de tafel van links naar rechts op de achterste rij: leren tassen, een pijl en boog, Ashanti-poppen uit Ghana, Senoufo-beelden en bruine mahoniehouten Peulh-sculpturen.

In de middelste rij: koperen ornamenten en koperen armbanden.

Voorste rij: zilveren sieraden in een gesloten doos onder een glazen deksel, pantoffels, zwaarden, messen en dolken.
English: A seller of African artifacts is waiting for customers. The pieces are visibly modern and recently made. In front of the wooden table are two Chiwara (Bambara, Bougouni style from the southern region of Mali) and music instruments. On the table from left to right in the back row: leather bags, a bow and arrow, Ashanti dolls from Ghana, Senoufo statues, and brown Mahogany Peulh sculptures.

In the middle row: brass ornaments, and brass bracelets.

Front row: silver jewelry in a closed box under a glass cover, slippers, swords, knivers, and daggers.
Français : Un vendeur d'objets africains attend des clients. Les pièces sont visiblement modernes et de fabrication récente. Devant la table en bois se trouvent deux Chiwara (style Bambara, style Bougouni de la région sud du Mali) et des instruments de musique. Sur la table de gauche à droite au dernier rang : des sacs en cuir, un arc et des flèches, des poupées Ashanti du Ghana, des statues Sénoufo et des sculptures Peulh en acajou marron.

Dans la rangée du milieu : ornements en laiton et bracelets en laiton.

Au premier rang : des bijoux en argent dans une boîte fermée sous un couvercle en verre, des chaussons, des épées, des couteaux et des poignards.
Depicted place Niamey, Niger
Date 1972
date QS:P571,+1972-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium Reverse slide
Dimensions height: 2.4 cm (0.9 in); width: 3.5 cm (1.3 in)
dimensions QS:P2048,2.4U174728
dimensions QS:P2049,3.5U174728
Source Fred van der Kraaij Collection
institution QS:P195,Q2174585

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