File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Bronzen crucifix TMnr 3193-1.jpg
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| Nederlands: KruisNederlands: Bronzen crucifixLocal name: nkangi kidetu | |
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Nederlands: Kruis Nederlands: Bronzen crucifix Local name: nkangi kidetu |
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Nederlands: De crucifix is afkomstig uit het Oude Christelijke koninkrijk Kongo en wordt 'nkangi kidetu', 'de vastgeklonken christus' genoemd. Naar Portugees voorbeeld vervaardigd, maar met sterk Afrikaanse trekken. Na het verdwijnen van het christendom in dit gebied, als amulet gebruikt. |
| Date | between 1500 and 1800 |
| Dimensions | circa 23,7 x 15,2 x 2,5cm (9 5/16 x 6 x 1in.) |
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3193-1 |
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Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Beneden-Zaïre riviergebied Culturele herkomst alternatief: koloniaal Afrikaanse stijlen, Koloniale Afrikaanse perioden en stijlen Functionele categorie: cult and sacred objects, cultus- en andere heilige objecten, magical protection, magische bescherming en afweer, representaties van het bovenaardse, representations of the supernatural Geografische Herkomst: Beneden-Congo, Beneden-Zaire, Neder-Congo Materiaal - hoofd: Geelkoper Religieuze herkomst: christelijk, christendom Techniek: A cire perdue |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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