Provenance
Institution data
| Institution field | Value |
|---|---|
ObjectNumber_Original object id | VO_74017 |
NativeTitle edo designation | |
TextEntry description | Diese Elfenbeinarmmanschette 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 a |
Medium material | Elfenbein |
Medium_en material | Ivory |
ObjectName object type | Elfenbeinarmmanschette |
ObjectName_en object type | Ivory Armcuff |
DateBegin date made | 1700 |
DateEnd date made | 1900 |
Dated date made | 18./19. Jahrhundert |
Dated_en date made | 18th/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 | Sammlung-Collection-William Downing Webster| |
Culture ethnic attribution | Edo, Benin Königreich / Owo |
Culture_en ethnic attribution | Edo, Benin Kingdom / Owo |
CreditLine department and institution | Weltmuseum Wien |
Department department and institution | MVK Objekte - Afrika südlich der Sahara |
Zugangsdatum accession date | 1905 |
LocationString display status | Raum Me.40 |
FileName images | VO_74017_x.jpg| |
PrimaryImage images | VO_74017_x.jpg |
Classification | || |
DepartmentID | 35 |
Department_cut | Afrika südlich der Sahara |
DisplayOrder | | |
Last_Modified | 2021-12-06 08:15:34 |
LocationID | 75091 |
ObjectID | 434485 |
ObjectNumber | 74017 |
PublicAccess | 1 |
SortNumber | VO 74017 |
TextDate_en | | |
TextEntryHTML | Diese Elfenbeinarmmanschette 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 a |
TextEntryHTML_en | This Ivory Armcuff 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 market to |
TextEntry_en | This Ivory Armcuff 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 market to |
cxrDisplayOrder | 1| |
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