IMDAS ID
457981A6CA3C4DD894164868A027BCC3
Edo designations
English designations
Armcuff
Categories
Ceremonial Regalia
Location
Gerberau 32, 79098 Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
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Armcuff
Armcuff

Provenance

4 events
Production
unknown to February 22, 1897 (day approximate)
The object was produced by Unknown member(s) of the Igun-Ẹrọnmwọn guild in Benin City.
Looted
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to June 1899 (year approximate)
The object was looted by Unknown member of the British colonial military campaign on Benin - February 1897 from Benin Kingdom.
Unknown
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to February 5, 1902
The object is known to have come into contact with William Downing Webster, later in London.
Purchase
February 5, 1902
The object was purchased by the Städtische Museen Freiburg from William Downing Webster from London to Freiburg im Breisgau.

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Correspondence
Städtische Museen Freiburg
Letter from the director of the then municipal collections in Freiburg, Dr. Hermann Gombert to Prof. Philip Dark on June 7, 1960, Ethnological Collection, Museum of Nature and Man, Municipal Museums in Freiburg
Date
June 7, 1960

Institution data

Städtische Museen Freiburg
The data was transferred directly by the institution.
Last updated: 2021-05-21
Languages: english, german, french
Institution fieldValue
IMDAS ID
object id
457981A6CA3C4DD894164868A027BCC3
Inventarnummer
object id
I/0056
Indigene Bezeichnung (Museumsobjekt)
edo designation
Titel (Museumsobjekt)
designation
object type
Armreif
Titel engl.
designation
object type
Bangle
Titel franz.
designation
object type
Bracelet
Text kurz Online-Sammlung dt.
description
Breiter Armreif aus Bronze gefertigt. An den Rändern oben und unten befinden sich kleine Ösen, in denen teilweise noch kleine Drahtschlaufen in Form einer 8 hängen. Die Grundform des Objekts ist oval.
Text kurz Online-Sammlung engl.
description
Text kurz Online-Sammlung franz.
description
Text lang Online-Sammlung dt.
description
Text lang Online-Sammlung engl.
description
Text lang Online-Sammlung franz.
description
Trägermaterial
material
Bronze
Maße zum Objekt
dimensions
Höhe: 115,00 mm; Durchmesser: 90,00 mm
Objektbezeichnung
object type
Armring
Objektbezeichnung engl.
object type
Bracelet
Objektbezeichnung franz.
object type
Anneau de bras
Datierung
date made
1870er Jahre; 1880er Jahre; 1890er Jahre
Datierung bis
date made
31.12.1899
Datierung von
date made
01.01.1870
Entstehungszeit
date made
1870 - 1899
Technik
production technique
Fundort/Herkunft
production place
Benin <Königreich>; Nigeria; Westafrika
Sammler/in öffentlich
prior source
Webster, William Downing
Voreigentümer
prior source
Webster, William Downing
Objektgeschichte
provenance
Ausstellungsbereich
Ethnie
ethnic attribution
Edo
Institution
department and institution
Ethnologische Sammlung MNM
Eingangsdatum
accession date
05.02.1902
Eingangsart
accession method
Kauf
Digitaler Katalog Standort
display status
Nicht ausgestellt
Nutzungsrechte (Medienobjekt)
license
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
URL-Digitalisat
weblink
https://onlinesammlung.freiburg.de/de/object/457981A6CA3C4DD894164868A027BCC3
Fotograf (Medienobjekt)
Killian, Axel
Sammlung
Afrika
Schlagworte
Ethnologie (außereuropäische); Benin-Bronze
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