Frédéric Bruly Bouabre

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Côte d'Ivoire ( 1921 ) - Drawings

BRULY BOUABRE Frédéric L'astre Du Jour Brille Pour La Race Jaune

Auction House:
Millon & Associés / Mar 21, 2013
Estimate:€3,500.00 - €4,500.00
Price:Not Sold

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Frédéric Bruly Bouabre - 'gueie Gueie Legend'

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Auction: Bonhams - May 23, 2012- London

Lot number: 187
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Frédéric Bruly Bouabré (Ivorian, born 1921) 'Gueie Gueie Legend', a set of four each signed and dated (verso) pen and ink and pastel on card 19 x 14.2cm (7 1/2 x 5 9/16in). (4) "For Bouabré, his drawings are representation of everything that is revealed or concealed - signs, divine thoughts, dreams, myths, the sciences, traditions - and he views his role as an artist as a redemptive calling. He has stated: 'Now that we are recognized as artists, our duty is to organize into a society, and in such a way to create a framework for discussion and exchange among those who acquire and those who create. From that could arise a felicitous world civilization.'" BIBLIOGRAPHY: A. Magnin (ed.), African Art Now , (London, 2005), p.74

Frédéric Bruly Bouabre - 'gueie Gueie Legend'

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Auction: Bonhams - Mar 16, 2011- London

Lot number: 93
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:

Frédéric Bruly Bouabré (Ivorian, born1921) 'Gueie Gueie Legend', a set of four pen and ink and pastel on card 19 x 14.2cm (7 1/2 x 5 9/16in). (4) "For Bouabré, his drawings are representation of everything that isrevealed or concealed - signs, divine thoughts, dreams, myths, thesciences, traditions - and he views his role as an artist as aredemptive calling. He has stated: 'Now that we are recognized asartists, our duty is to organize into a society, and in such a wayto create a framework for discussion and exchange among those whoacquire and those who create. From that could arise a felicitousworld civilization.'" BIBLIOGRAPHY: A. Magnin (ed.), African Art Now , (London, 2005), p.74