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Sale 207 Lot 347  

NIGERIAN EDO PEOPLE OBA HORNBLOWER. Patinated bronze figure of a hornblower. The figure depicts one of the retinue of the Oba (king) of Benin sounding a side-blown horn. Such statues might have been found on altars in the Benin royal court which were dedicated to the Oba's ancestors. The hornblower is depicted wearing a kilt decorated with a leopard face mask and coral around his neck. The leopard is a symbol of the king's power. The hornblower's role was to herald the arrival of the Oba during public processions.
- Height: 26.5 inches; Width: 14.25 inches.
Estimate $700-1,000

Sold for $700


       
 

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