African Faces

ELIZABETH CATLETT Candace - 10th Anniversary Celebration 1992, A Tribute to African American Women

ELIZABETH CATLETT Candace - 10th Anniversary Celebration 1992, A Tribute to African American Women

is very symbolic in the Bantu culture of central Africa. Its striking colours and carving symbolise

naturalistic sweet face and handle on back. Wonderful asymmetrical incised classic Kuba crisscross design for

very symbolic in the Bantu culture of central Africa. Male Kifwebe masks were mainly used for

Early large standing male Teke figure with classic darkened beard and hair. Small stylized arms and hands on chest. ex- CA collection, acquired in 1998 from San Francisco Gallery. 2...

Finely carved wood weaving heddle pulley from the Djimini people in Cote d'Ivoire, Africa. With a

A small old carved wood Dan mask with cubist face. Blessed by time, weather and insects, with

A strong cubist Dan mask from Liberia in West Africa. High carved cheek bones and narrow slit eyes

Fine and well carved wood Kuba Kete face mask with striking open square eyes and mouth, incised

illustrates the legends and traditions of West Africa. Beautiful face of woman. The mask in mounted on custom

This is an antique Chokwe mask. A Central African, carved hardwood tribal face mask, dating to the

Africans face in different facets of life and the diaspora. The works are Inspired by an ability to

Offered by Scott McCue Yoruba round tribal divination board with Eshu face, Nigeria, Africa, early

” parodies western fantasies of Africa through a grinning face derived from an African mask. The work was

executed by Basquiat in 1984, “Gold Griot” parodies western fantasies of Africa through a grinning face

1984, “Gold Griot” parodies western fantasies of Africa through a grinning face derived from an African

The average African Child is usually faced with uncertainty and struggles relating to his future

through a grinning face derived from an African mask. The work was originally set on golden painted planks

through a grinning face derived from an African mask. The work was originally set on golden painted planks

unusually distinctive vases emulating African indigenous art. Characterful faces with piercing looks front

Parisian museums following the expansion of the French Empire into Africa. The faces and simplified

dramatic image. This panel features an African man face along with a luxurious jungle. Signed in the middle

capability. Thrash also acknowledged common cultural clashes and challenges faced by African Americans

attention to detail and his appreciation for traditional African art forms. The woman's face is beautifully

impressive with her bold African mask-like face. Prominent colors are purple, orange, blue, green, white and

visually impressive with her bold African mask-like face. Prominent colors are purple, orange, blue, green

Africa. The face of this ring is 13.3mm tall, tapering to 3.1mm in the back. The shank is 1.3mm thick

impasto realism in his portraiture, capturing the depth and resilience of African skin in the face of

depth and resilience of African skin in the face of adversity. This serves as a powerful symbol of the

Amazing African face wall sconce. This truly artful double-light wall sconce is finished in

Pair of framed wood carvings of male and female faces mounted on burlap; each is completed flat on

These masks can be sold individually but for a strong statement the three would be impressive. Contemporary look. Black and white. Abstract expression. Narrow and long. Woodcar...

African Highback Chair with face. Eyes possibly made of ceramic or glass. Nzaramo Tribe, Tanzania.

A small pottery vase by widely collected South African ceramicist Charmaine Haines, produced 2020

kept in temples within the village. The abstracted human face is created with bands and sheets of

A beatific face mask from the Guro people of the Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). Wood with paint and

African White Faced Owl, 2016, Linoleum block print on paper. Unlimited Edition Elia Shiwoohamba

Wood carved face drum, circa 1950s.

Antique carved wood African Yoruba Gelede face mask. Mounted on a round plexi and iron stand

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in oppression." Aware of the persistent obstacles that African-American women face in this country

Make an offer A small pottery vase by widely collected South African ceramicist Charmaine Haines

Beautifull African art mask in carved wood from Gabon, 20th Century. It belongs to the Punu ethnic

We are the future and African White Faced Owl, Linoleum block prints on paper. Elia Shiwoohamba

A simple and elegant face mask from the Senufo people of West Africa. The Senufo live in areas that

Old expressive Dan mask with open mouth as if speaking or singing, with heavy eyelids as if lost in a trance. Holes around mouth once held inserted teeth, now missing. Small holes ar...

Large Eastern Pende mask with horns, Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa. Striking geometric

adorn the dragon's face. African rubies shine brightly as the dragon's eyes, and white sapphires create