ObjectNumber_Original
VO_64729
Institution
Weltmuseum Wien
English designations
Categories
Containers
Location
Heldenplatz, 1010 Wien, Austria
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50_VO64729

Provenance

5 events
Production
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to 1899
The object was produced by Unknown member(s) of the Igun-Ẹrọnmwọn guild in Bicester.
Looted
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to June 1899 (year approximate)
The object was looted by February 1897 Unknown member of the British colonial military campaign on Benin from Benin Kingdom.
Unknown
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to 1899
The object is known to have come into contact with William Downing Webster, later in Bicester.
Purchase
1899
The object was purchased by Georg Haas from William Downing Webster from Bicester to Mostov.
Purchase
1899
The object was purchased by the Weltmuseum Wien from Georg Haas from London to Vienna.

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Institution data

Weltmuseum Wien
The data was transferred directly by the institution.
Last updated: 2022-05-24
Languages: german, english
Institution fieldValue
ObjectNumber_Original
object id
VO_64729
NativeTitle
edo designation
TextEntry
description
Dieser Behälter für Goldstaub ist Teil der historischen Sammlungen aus dem Königreich Benin im heutigen Nigeria. 1897 wurde das Königreich erobert und dessen Oba (König) Ovonramwen ins Exil verbannt. Die aus dem Königspalast geraubten Kunstschätze wurden
Medium
material
Gelbguss
Medium_en
material
Brass
ObjectName
object type
Behälter für Goldstaub
ObjectName_en
object type
Container for Gold Dust
DateBegin
date made
1800
DateEnd
date made
1900
Dated
date made
19. Jahrhundert (?)
Dated_en
date made
19th century (?)
Period
date made
Term
production place
Afrika südlich der Sahara
Term2
production place
West-Afrika
Term3
production place
Nigeria
Term4
production place
Benin
Thesaurus
production place
Afrika südlich der Sahara/West-Afrika/Nigeria/Benin
Provenance
provenance
Role_person
provenance
Zugang über-Accession via-Georg Haas|
Culture
ethnic attribution
Edo, Benin Königreich
Culture_en
ethnic attribution
Edo, Benin Kingdom
CreditLine
department and institution
Weltmuseum Wien
Department
department and institution
MVK Objekte - Afrika südlich der Sahara
Zugangsdatum
accession date
1899
LocationString
display status
Raum Me.40
FileName
images
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PrimaryImage
images
VO_64729_x.jpg
Classification
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DepartmentID
35
Department_cut
Afrika südlich der Sahara
DisplayOrder
2|
Last_Modified
2021-12-06 08:15:34
LocationID
75091
ObjectID
441011
ObjectNumber
64729
PublicAccess
1
SortNumber
VO 64729
TextDate_en
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TextEntryHTML
Dieser Behälter für Goldstaub ist Teil der historischen Sammlungen aus dem Königreich Benin im heutigen Nigeria. 1897 wurde das Königreich erobert und dessen Oba (König) Ovonramwen ins Exil verbannt. Die aus dem Königspalast geraubten Kunstschätze wurden
TextEntryHTML_en
This Container for Gold Dust is part of the historical collections from the Benin Kingdom, in present-day Nigeria. In 1897, the kingdom was conquered and Oba (king) Ovonramwen banned into exile. The loot from the royal palace was then sold through the art
TextEntry_en
This Container for Gold Dust is part of the historical collections from the Benin Kingdom, in present-day Nigeria. In 1897, the kingdom was conquered and Oba (king) Ovonramwen banned into exile. The loot from the royal palace was then sold through the art
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