Discover exquisite sculptures from the legendary Guennol Collection of Alastair Bradley and Edith Park Martin.

Sculpture from the Guennol Collection

Art of Africa

Collected by William Trotter in 1796 or 1797 during one of his visits to Hawaii as Captain of the Susan.

An 18th century Lei Niho Palaoa, Hawaii

Explore works by indigenous North American artists from Alaska to the Eastern Woodlands.

Native American Art

A powerful portait of Rakapa Te Tira of Te Arawa, a Māori rangatira (chief), painted in 1911.

Rakapa, an Arawa Chieftainess, a rediscovered portrait by Charles Frederick Goldie

Works of art acquired beginning in the 1950s from legendary New York dealers John J. Klejman, Mathais Komor, Hélène Leloup, Andre Emmerich and Ladislas Segy.

The Collection of Rosa and Aaron Esman

The final installment of the Arctic collection of the celebrated composer Elliot Lawrence.

Arctic Sculpture from the Amy and Elliot Lawrence Collection

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Vice President | Head of Department

Alexander Grogan

Assistant Vice President, Specialist

Paul Lewis

Consultant

Stacy Goodman

Senior Consultant, American Indian Art

John Molloy

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Sotheby’s annual sale of the Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas in New York celebrates the genius of premodern cultures with a selection of works of art consigned by private American collections and estates, including a selection of works from the legendary Guennol Collection of Alistair Bradley and Edith Park Martin.