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This site is for a gallery of masks of different types and genres, from Commedia dell Arts to Neutral, Four Temperaments to Naiive. It also includes workshops on making and using masks, and the application of masks in psychodrama and psychotherapy.
Added on: Jun 25, 2013 | Hits: 3958
We have all kinds of materials and great reference for mask makers.
Added on: Feb 01, 2008 | Hits: 11154
EACH IS A NUMBERED SERIES. SIZE 34 INCHES BY 12 INCHES BY 22 INCHES. FUR AND FEATHER TRIM
Added on: Aug 05, 2002 | Hits: 3824
Masks by Pacific Northwest Artists
Added on: Jan 28, 2001 | Hits: 3757
Mardi Gras Feathered Masks
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All masks are numbered and signed by the artist. The full-sized masks measure 7" x 5". Attention to the smallest details is evident in each mask. The masks are adorned with quality paints and fabrics, ribbons are two-sided satin
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4300 N. Campbell Avenue Tucson, Arizona 85718 520-577-0290 Beautiful masks here.
Added on: Jul 28, 2002 | Hits: 3802
Michael Hamson Oceanic Art/Material Culture is a private gallery dealing in museum quality art primarily from New Guinea. With a Masters degree in African and Oceanic Art History and years of field experience in the most remote areas of New Guinea I buy and sell older, authentic art that has passed the test of time within the culture that produced and used the piece. From Utilitarian objects such as bowls, plates and drums to the more ceremonial and ritually used items as figures and masks I search for both the unusual and the classic--but always for the beautiful. It is when the local and Western aesthetic notions of quality, utility, clarity, power and elegance meet that one separates the art from the artifact. And it is these works of art that you will find within these pages.
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Mike Lorefice's Merchandise These are the masks they sell in Japan for fans to wear to the shows so they can try to look as cool as their favorite masked wrestler. Anyway, they are very cool if you can afford them, but unfortunately, like seemingly everything in Japan, they are really expensive.
Added on: Jan 31, 2001 | Hits: 3750
Also containing article on african masks from different areas.
Added on: Dec 27, 2000 | Hits: 7013
Our imported Party Masks from England are our first offering. These historic masks have been a hit at parties for years, and are now available to you. We are always on the lookout for party favors and supplies that are unique and fun, so make sure to check back with us often to catch any new items we offer.
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( very, nice special papiermache masks. Click your way to the masks) "Fronts finished with laquer & gesso. Felt backed, ribbon ties or hand hold sticks."
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These wire mesh masks from the Central altiplano are used in Carnival celebrations 3 masks
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The collector of the 230 masks was ethnologist Arturo Jim?nez Borja (1908-2000). He was a connoisseur.He began his collection late in life. As he relates in his book M?scaras peruanas (1996), the first piece in his collection came from Hu?nuco in the 1950s. It was given to him by his friend Esteban Pavletich on a holiday trip to the interior
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This mask is gleaming white with hints of rose hues above the eye and cheek. A half mask is always a mystery because it is unknown what lies underneath.
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For sale in many different editions from here
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A selection of Mexican Masks from the collection of El Museo del Barrio, New York, has been specially chosen to accompany the Iturbide exhibition. Mexico has an unbroken tradition of mask-making reaching back more than three thousand years, when masks were used in pre-Columbian ritual, and survives today in villages of Mexico where dance is an important part of every festival. This exhibition marks the first collaborative venture between The Parrish and El Museo, which was founded in 1969 by a group of Puerto Rican educators, artists and community activists who envisioned an educational institution that would reflect the richness of their culture. El Museo is the only museum in New York city dedicated to Latin American and Latino art, and retains its strong community roots as a place of cultural pride and self-discovery.
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"We grew up in Hawaii, and have been representing the islands "professionally" for more than a decade and we continue to grow and develop greater modes of assisting the world in learning of and developing an appreciation towards the cultures of all Polynesia. We spread da aloha and hope you will, too! Mahalo Nui! "
Added on: Dec 08, 2002 | Hits: 4323
Art-ickles.com - Tropical Home Decorating Ideas With Caribbean Themes
Added on: Dec 15, 2003 | Hits: 4770
Welcome to TheHorrorDome.com. Here you will find Halloween Masks, Horror Masks, Monster Masks, Scary Masks, Halloween Props and Costumes. We offer a large selection of the highest quality Halloween Masks, Haunted House Props, Halloween Costumes and Free Prop directions available online. Don't be fooled by cheap look alike Masks, Props and Costumes, all of our Masks, Props and Costumes are of the highest quality.
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Observe some of the wonderful objects in our current collection. Spirit masks from Africa, Indonesia and Mexico worn originally for dances, initiations and other native rituals, still offer protection, transformation and abundance. Medicine tools, vessels and amulets are used by shamans to align the body and mind with nature.
Added on: Apr 23, 2001 | Hits: 4008
Mardigras and Halloween masks - online sale
Added on: Jan 17, 2001 | Hits: 5402