Description : African Tribal Art: Dan People, Liberia: Andromorphic Mask with a combination of abstracted human and bird attributes. Carved wood, the eyes inset with bone, and the perimeter of the face adorned with coils of fabric-covered grasses, cowrie shells, conical and round iron bells, raffia braided rope, and other decorative materials. Early-mid 20th century.
Bird masks and others with long, bird-like features are used in festive ceremonies.
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About the lot N° 46 Title : Bird Mask Size : 19H x 12W x 5.75D (inches) Notes : This lot is being sold subject to a confidential reserve price. Condition report : Good condition with an overall patina from handling, age and use.
Note: Please inspect the photos, which supplement the written description and show the condition of this lot. 500 Gallery, auctioneer, Franklin, USIt's free to register now to view! Sale title : Rare Examples of African Tribal Art Sale date : 10 Mar 2021It's free to register now to view! Sale Reference : Live Sale