TAMBARAN GALLERY

Fine Tribal Art from Africa, Oceania and the Americas

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Grant Haffner

American

Cranberry Hold Road (2019)

Acrylic & mixed media on wood board

12 x 12 in

John Graham

(1881-1961)

La Femme Et La Colombe (1927)

Oil on canvas

27 X 21”

Kim Hee Kyung

Bloom #18

Hanji Paper

47 x 47 x 4 inches

South Korea

Punu Mask

Gabon, Africa

19th Century

Wood, kaolin, black and red pigment

12.5” (31.75cm)

Sung Hee Cho

South Korea, 1949

Flowers With Stars (2019)

Hanji (Korean rice paper) with oil on canvas

51¼ x 38¼ in (130.3 x 97cm)

5 East 82nd Street | (212) 570-0655 | tambaran.com

Tambaran is one of New York City's most respected Tribal Art galleries, founded in 1979 by Maureen Zarember. Located on the Upper East Side in a stunning beaux-art mansion just steps away from the MET, Tambaran Gallery hosts a selection of museum-quality pieces from all over the world.

The gallery is laid out over two floors. The upper floor boasts Zarember's collection of African, Oceanic and North-West Coast American art, as well as breathtaking contemporary works by female Korean artists Sung Hee Cho and Kim Hee Kyung.

The lower floor, T2, showcases established and emerging contemporary artists. We offer a unique platform to exhibit in our contemporary, stunning architectural space.

Tambaran Gallery is very excited to showcase a selection of stunning pieces from Zarember's collection of African, Oceanic and North-West Coast American art, and contemporary works by female Korean artist, Sung Hee Cho, during October Art Week.

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