Tribal mask - Guatemala

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€ 90
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Surya Rutten
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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This carved and painted wooden mask from Guatemala, dating to the mid-20th century, is attributed to Guatemalan folk art and is stylistically linked to Patzcarina, a female character in traditional dances; it measures 25 × 19 cm and is in good condition.

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Carved and painted wooden mask, attributed to Guatemalan folk art and stylistically linked to the figure of the Patzcarina, a female character of traditional dances. The tapered face features black hair carved into tufts, eyes cut through with bold lashes and red accents on the cheeks, nose, and lips, in contrast with the light background. A piece with a strong expressive and decorative character.

Carved and painted wooden mask, attributed to Guatemalan folk art and stylistically linked to the figure of the Patzcarina, a female character of traditional dances. The tapered face features black hair carved into tufts, eyes cut through with bold lashes and red accents on the cheeks, nose, and lips, in contrast with the light background. A piece with a strong expressive and decorative character.

Details

Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Guatemala
Period
Mid 20th century
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
Tribal mask
Height
25 cm
Width
19 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
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19
Objects sold
83.33%
Private

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