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Dan Kagle Face Mask

Dimondstein Tribal Arts

As explained on the Metropolitan Museum website, 'Kagle masks are "troublemakers", meant to disturb village festivities with their erratic movements and agressive behavior. Intended to symbolize the brutal force of the bush and of savage, nonhuman creatures, the "troublemaker" is in fact a test of the solidity of social institutions. Its disruptive performance serves a social function by teaching the value of order and discipline through its negative example.'

$8,500.00

Artwork details

Origin

Kran people, Ivory Coast or and Liberia

Dimension

H 8.25IN x W 7.5IN x D 2.5IN

H 20.955CM x W 19.05CM x D 6.35CM

Provenance

Guillem Montegut, Barcelona

Condition

Excellent, appropriate for age and extensive use, normal signs of wear

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