Name/Title
Day of the Dead maskEntry/Object ID
E-83Description
A wooden mask with a long nose, painted black. It has two holes on either side of the face, as if for a string to secure it to a face. One hole in the middle of the forehead. There is some white paint in various places, but the mask itself is worn and chipped; the inside of the mask is very rough, and the wood looks dirty or as if it is starting to decay.Collection
El Camino College Anthropology MuseumCategory
Day of the Dead
Ethnography, Anthropology
Acquisition
Accession
99.01.20Source or Donor
Craft and Folk Art MuseumEthnography
Cultural Region
* Untyped Cultural Region
MesoamericanNotes
From the Puebla regionDimensions
Length
40 cmDimension Notes
The nose on this mask is 40 cm longGeneral Notes
Note Type
Cataloging NoteNote
This object is listed as having an original catalog number from the Craft and Folk Art Museum: LA376 (624) on it's catalog card. However, there is no accession number listed on its original catalog card, or on the object itself..