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This is the rating and price for African Tribal Art: Bamana People, Mali: Kore Society Hyena (Suruku) Mask



Description : African Tribal Art: Bamana People, Mali: Kore Society Hyena (Suruku) Mask, early 20th Century. Carved wood with dark brown patina. The Suruku mask, with full body costume, takes care of the male initiates of the ‘Korè’ association during their instruction in the traditions of the tribe. It's features(bulging forehead, two very large ears, long nose, piercing eyes, mouth slightly open, are meant to symbolize the supernatural intelligence, vitality and an appetite for learning and knowledge.
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Estimate (low-high) : 4000 USD-6000 USD It's free to register now to view!

About the lot N° 46A
Title : African Tribal Art: Bamana People, Mali: Kore Society Hyena (Suruku) Mask
Size : Approx. 18.5H x 8.5W x 8D
Provenance : Private collection.
Notes : This lot is being sold subject to a confidential reserve price.
Condition report : Good condition with minor wood loss on the back rim and the front upper lip. Please inspect the photos and videos, which supplement the written description and show the condition of this lot. ***VIDEO: To see a 3D video of this item, copy and paste the link below into your search browser: https://youtu.be/N0_b3xRuiu8
500 Gallery, auctioneer, Franklin, US It's free to register now to view!
Sale title : Rare Examples of African Tribal Art
Sale date : 10 Mar 2021 It's free to register now to view!
Sale Reference : Live Sale

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