DOGON STYLE HORSEMEN ARCHIVES, MALI

Despite their appearance, these horsemen were probably made to be sold.

The Dogon style horsemen below have all been sold. They are left here for reference purposes.

For UNSOLD Dogon Horsemen, GO TO DOGON STYLE HORSEMAN PAGE


 DOGON STYLE
Horseman 16

51" high
SOLD



DOGON STYLE
Horseman 15
45" high
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 1
36.5" high
SOLD

 DOGON STYLE
Horseman 9

23.75" high
SOLD


 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 2
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 3
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 4
SOLD


 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 5
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 6
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 7
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 8
SOLD





DOGON STYLE d
Horseman 11
SOLD

 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 12
SOLD

 DOGON STYLE
Horseman 13
SOLD
 

DOGON STYLE
Horseman 14
SOLD

Photographs © Hamill Gallery

DOGON STYLE WOOD HORSEMEN, Mali

These carved wooden equestrian figures express status, prestige and power. They would bring honor to the ancestors, the current leadership and the owner of the sculpture. Although rare, horsemen as icons have existed for 1000 years in Mali. Some would depict a hogon, the supreme officeholder, a semi-divine leader of great wisdom, or even a mythological emissary from a distant land. Many would be depicted as warriors.


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