Spaniard Mask

Object/Artifact

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UTA Fine Art Collections

Spaniard Mask: Wooden male mask with black stylized hair that ends in a long beard; almond-shaped eye-holes with additional round eye-holes under black brows; and black mustache over a red, open mouth
Spaniard Mask

Wooden male mask with black stylized hair that ends in a long beard; almond-shaped eye-holes with additional round eye-holes under black brows; and black mustache over a red, open mouth

Name/Title

Spaniard Mask

Entry/Object ID

2014.C-DG.104

Description

A long teardrop wood mask depicting a man with light rosewood skin. Black stylized hair leads into a long, pointed beard. Painted black eyebrows are above two sets of cutout eyeholes. A small nose is above a black painted mustache and a slightly parted red mouth. A wire is attached to the back of the mask. Overall signs of pigment loss.

Use

Performance

Context

Unknown

Collection

Campbell-Dowdey Guatemalan Mask Collection

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Unknown

Attribution

Attributed to

Role

Maker

Date made

circa 1960 - circa 1969

Time Period

20th Century

Place

Country

Guatemala

Region

Central America

Ethnography

Cultural Region

Region

Highlands of Guatemala, Central America

Country

Guatemala

Culture/Tribe

Unknown

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Masks

Search Terms

2014.C-DG.104

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Mask

Class

Performance

Category

Costume

Dimensions

Height

10-1/2 in

Width

6-5/8 in

Depth

4-5/8 in

Material

Wood, Pigment, Gesso