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Description : Ape mask Mali, Dogon wood, strongly encrusted blackish brown patina, vaulted base, the actual mask face superimposed, pierced see holes and funnel-shaped ears accentuated by light red and white pigment, old collection label on the inside 1158, slightly dam. (ears), cracks (partly spread with mass), missing parts backside at the rim: the first row of drilled holes for fixing the mask broken out, supplemented by a second row (sign for long usage), metal socle, while the sculptures are carved by the blacksmiths, the masks are carved by young men of the awa society. All masks belong to the awa society and appear during the so-called dama burial ceremonies, which take place every two or three years in honour of the deceased. They depict animals, objects or humans and are made of plant fibres, fabric or wood. H: 30 cm H: 11.8 inch Provenance Brooklyn Museum, New York, USA American Private Collection, Los Angeles Literature Laude, Jean, African Art of the Dogon, New York 1973, ill. 94
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Estimations(basse-haute) : 15000 EUR-30000 EUR 🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.

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