Private Art Collector
Koch Collections
“Welcome to Robert Koch Art Collections. We extend a heartfelt invitation to explore our world of ancient African art. With a profound and enduring passion for these remarkable pieces, we have dedicated over three decades to curating a diverse collection. Each item in our collection is a unique masterpiece, and we are eager to share the rich heritage and beauty of African art with you.”

A selection of primitive works of art is Collected throughout the year.
Robert Koch Collections was one of the leading experts in the historic sale of the B’unkum Collection held in Gqeberha, South Africa on June 17, 1992. With a result of 120 million euros for only ten lots, this collection marked a new world record in the field of African and Oceanic art.
Robert Koch Collections has an exceptional eye for rare African and Oceanic ancient art pieces.
Robert Koch is a passionate collector of ancient artifacts and a successful businessman based in Basel, Switzerland. Since 1981, Koch Collections has been at the forefront, specializing in the world of ancient arts from Africa and Oceania.
In addition to his contributions to renowned museums across Europe and America, Robert Koch is also a dedicated private collector with a discerning eye for rare and exceptional pieces. Over the years, he has carefully curated a vast collection that spans various epochs and styles within African and Oceanic art.
Simultaneously, Robert Koch has played a pivotal role in curating and assembling some of the most significant private art collections worldwide.
In recent years, African art has emerged as a dynamic and highly sought-after category within the global art market. Its intrinsic beauty, cultural significance, and historical depth have captivated collectors and art enthusiasts alike. This surge in interest has not only elevated African art to the forefront of the art world but has also contributed to its increasing value. As more people recognize the unique storytelling and craftsmanship embedded in these pieces, the demand for African art has risen steadily. This growing appreciation not only enriches our understanding of diverse cultures but also underscores the immense value that these artistic treasures bring, both culturally and financially. As collectors and connoisseurs continue to recognize the allure of African art, its significance and worth are bound to further flourish on the international stage.





