Fang Ngil mask from Gabon, linked to the traditions of the Fang people and the Ngil society, an institution historically associated with social order, justice, and spiritual authority. With its elongated face, refined minimalist features, and pale patina, the Ngil mask became one of the most recognizable forms of Central African art and later inspired major European modernist artists and collectors in the early 20th century. This piece displays the striking visual presence characteristic of Ngil masks, combining strong sculptural lines with an elegant and symbolic aesthetic. A compelling object for collectors of African art, ethnographic pieces, or cabinet of curiosities displays. * Material: carved wood * Height: 38 cm * Width: 19 cm * Depth: 14 cm * Origin: Gabon * Good overall condition * Stand not included