Provenance:
Ladislas Segy collection, New York
Private collection, USA
Publications:
Montagut Gallery. Hogon. September, 2019. p. 85-87 /p. 124
Segy, Ladislas. African Sculptures speaks. New York, 1968. p. 154
This culture, discovered by the “Dakar-Djibouti” mission in the 1930s, was established between the 13th and 15th centuries in the Bandiagara cliffs, in the eastern part of Mali, succeeding the Tellem.
Equestrian imagery is a common artistic motif in cultures of the Western Sahel. The horse is a traditional indication of wealth, prestige, and social dominance for the Dogon people.
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