Production
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when
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before 1881
Rights management: Landesmuseum Hannover
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Dining bowl
Cataloguing data
- Cultural attribution
- Nubier
- Object type
- Utility item
- Dimensions
- D: 31.5 cm, H: 14 cm
- Material/Technique
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Wood
- Object genre
- Ethnographica
- Current location
- Landesmuseum Hannover
- Inventory number
- LMH_ET 1346
- Related object(s)
Provenance and sources
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Production
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Change of legal title:
Unknown type of acquisition-
where
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Africa, North-East Africa, Sudan
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who
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Carl Reiche - Former Possessors
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Description
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Sudan was part of the established trading network of the animal trading company C. Reiche, Alfeld (also: Charles Reiche & Brother, New York). The company organised regular expeditions there and also brought people and objects to Europe in this way. The object mentioned above is most probably connected with "Reiche's Caravan from Nubia", 1878.
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Change of legal title:
Purchase-
when
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1881
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where
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Hanover State Museum
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who
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Tierhändler Carl Reiche, Alfeld
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Exhibition
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Description
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Objects were used in the context of the Alfeld animal trade and most probably in the show "Reiche's Caravan from Nubia", 1878, Hanover Zoological Gardens. See brochure "Reiche's Caravan to Nubia", Alfeld n.d. They may already have been used/shown at a hippopotamus show a few years earlier. See brochure "Hippos from Africa", Alfeld n.d., both from the Alfeld town archives.
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- Secondary literature
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Andratschke, Claudia/ Müller, Lars: "Menschen, Thiere und leblose Gegenstände". Die Alfelder Tierhändler Reiche und Ruhe als Ausstatter von Völkerschauen, in: Lars Frühsorge, Sonja Riehn, Michael Schütte (Hg.): Völkerschau-Objekte. Lübeck 2021, 131-143
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- Legal status metadata
- CC0 1.0 DEED
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