Neo-Marabaraba
Walter Battiss
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 18 000 - 30 000
About this Item
South African 1906-1982
Neo-Marabaraba
signed, numbered 27/30, inscribed with the title and embossed with the Editions 21 Galerie chopmark in the margin
colour screenprint
sheet size: 62 by 44cm; 74,5 by 55,5 by 4cm including frame
Notes
This work references Morabaraba (also known by many other names), a traditional southern African strategy board game played by two players. Each player has 12 pieces, or 'cows' (actually pebbles, coins or buttons, for example). One player has light-coloured cows and the other dark to differentiate the two 'herds'.
Provenance
Strauss & Co, May 2013, lot 305.
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