1950's Dogon African Dancing mask
Located in Dallas, TX
950's Dogon African Dancing mask with stand
Vintage 1950s African Masks
Wood
1950's Dogon African Dancing mask
Located in Dallas, TX
950's Dogon African Dancing mask with stand
Wood
Very Important “Nwantantay” African Dance Mask
Located in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon
Very important “Nwantamtay” dance African mask, consisting of three sections: The upper in plain rectangular shape surmounted by a crescent shape moon, the middle with beautiful geom...
Wood
Dan Gagon, Dance Mask, Ivory Coast, Africa
Located in Stockholm, SE
An african Dan Gabon dance mask. Ivory Coast. Wood, fur and metal.
Fur, Wood
African Dogon Wood Carved Awa Walu Zoomorphic Antelope Ceremonial Dance Mask
Located in Studio City, CA
A beautiful and engaging, large African Awa Society mask by the Dogon people of inland West Africa who today reside primarily in Mali.
Wood, Paint
African Songye Luba Congo Bwadi Bwa Kifwebe Wood Carved Ceremonial Dance Mask
Located in Studio City, CA
A wonderful hand carved wood Kifwebe mask created by the Songye and Luba peoples of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Kifwebe mask are used by the Bwadi Bwa Kifwebe secret socie...
Wood, Paint
Glass Object. Round Crystal Mask with Black and White Nose.
By Melvin Anderson
Located in Amsterdam, NL
Made in Murano-Venice by Anfora Murano - Italy. Inspired by African dancing mask. Process: > black&white nose made apart > then attached to the round mask > then overlayed with crys...
Blown Glass
African Carved Wood Dance Mask, Baoulé Style, West Africa, 20th Century - 2C99
Located in Bordeaux, FR
A boldly carved and deeply expressive African face mask in warm tropical hardwood — the most three-dimensional, most dramatically featured, and most culturally complex piece in this ...
Wood
A Dancing Mask by Dan Tribe Africa 1930's
Located in HYÈRES, FR
A Dancing Mask by Dan Tribe Africa 1930's Beautiful patina.
Raffia, Wood
Ancient Cubist Danced Kuba Mask Black Patina Cone Eyes Congo Africa
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Ancient Cubist Kuba Dance Mask Black Patina, Cone Shaped Eyes, from the Congo, Africa.
Wood
Ivory Coast Zoomorphic Dance Mask, Gouro People, 1950s
Located in CA, CA
The mask is in the form of an African wild dog, which, in the myths and fables of this region of West Africa, and in the way it would be used ritually, is grouped with Hyena masks.
Hardwood
Burkina Faso Zoomorphic Horse Dance Mask Late 19th Century
Located in CA, CA
A stunning Zoomorphic Dance mask The masks serve to invoke spirit animals, ancestors, or protective deities, bringing their spiritual qualities into the human world. Used in ceremoni...
Hardwood
Dogon Mali Carved Wood Ceremonial Mask, Early to Mid 20th Century
Located in Atlanta, GA
This Dogon tribal wooden ceremonial dance mask originates from Mali, West Africa. The mask is hand-carved and features a face with triangular eye holes, which is topped with a three-...
Wood
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Ceremonial dance MARKA mask, Mali circa 1930’s. Collection Agogue, Paris, France
Located in Encino, CA
Tribal Art - African Art Ceremonial dance MARKA mask, Mali, Africa, circa 1930’s ,ex Jean Paul Agogue, Paris -France.
Wood
African Dance Mask
Located in Wilton, CT
Powerfully carved African dance mask from an old Manhattan collection.
Large African Dancing Mask in Shape of an Ankole Watusi
Located in Essex, MA
Large Carved Wooden Animal Formed Mask in Shape of Head and Horns of Ankole-Watusi or African Cattle
Large African Tribal Dance Mask from Zaire
Located in Bridgeport, CT
A Beba Bomba, Zaire dance mask worn an s a helmet. A fine example of its type in carved and painted wood in red and black with a triangle patterned beard and heavy carved protruding ...
Wood
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H 9 in W 7 in D 3.5 in
Early Hardwood Pende Dance Mask Early 20th Century DR Congo African Tribal Art
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Finely carved hardwood mask from the Pende people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Expressive, with finely carved open mouth and filed sharpened teeth. Raised scarification marks...
Wood
A matched pair of African tribal dance face masks, circa 1920
Located in Central England, GB
A most interesting and decorative matched pair of African tribal carved wooden face masks which were often used in ceremonial dance.
Wood
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H 9.75 in W 5 in D 2.5 in
Bassa Tribal Wood Dance Mask with Geometric Features, Early 20th Century, Africa
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Well-used Bassa dance mask, thin and elegant wood carving with geometric features that would have been attached to a much larger dance costume.
Wood
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H 17 in W 7 in D 5.5 in
Classic Danced Deep Red-Black Baule mask, Ivory Coast, Africa, mid 20th century
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Classic danced deep red-black Baule mask, with raised three part finely incised hair, small facial scarifications on the forehead.
Wood
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H 12.6 in W 5.91 in D 3.94 in
Mblo 'Gba Gba' Dance Mask, Baoulé People, Ivory Coast, Mid 20th Century
Located in CA, CA
Finely carved with detailed naturalistic features and adornments, this black lacquered and patinated wooden dance mask was made by the Baoulé people of the Ivory Coast during the mid...
Hardwood
Dogon Tribe Mali Dama Ceremonial Carved-Wood Antelope Mask, West Africa
Located in Atlanta, GA
A Dogon Mali Dama ceremonial dance mask from the early to mid-20th century. This Dogon tribal wooden ceremonial dance mask originates from Mali, West Africa.
Wood
Vintage African Bedou Ceremonial Dance Mask
Located in Cathedral City, CA
This vintage and amazingly large African Bedou dance mask was actually worn by men of the Guronsi tribe during a manhood ritual dance.
Natural Fiber, Wood
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