Dan Mask Gallery

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Batman Mask of the Phantasm

historyarchaeologyartefacts: Eharo mask worn during ritual dances before formal sacred rituals from

p-riama:various quaithe mask designs and i hope dany is rude in twow

Mask of the Dan people, Liberia. Artist unknown; late 19th or early 20th century. Now in the Brook

Dogon Mask Dance at the village of Tireli, Dogon in Mali

ddaengg:삼고무 - 부채춤 - 탈춤 (three drum dance - fan dance - mask dance)

erowid: Alexander McQueen, Mask, ‘Dante’; Autumn/Winter 1996

celia-hannes:Running mask. Zakpai, Ivory Coast, Dan, 20th c. Fabric covered wood, aluminum rings, fi

croftworldbr: andyparkart: QUESTION: Does anyone know what company published these exact editions of

ancient-serpent: Kolam dancer’s mask “The Serpent Demon“, from Sri Lanka, 19th century AD (British

ddaengg: 삼고무 - 부채춤 - 탈춤 (three drum dance - fan dance - mask dance)

Full protection - Guy Cotten rainwear, industrial rubber gloves, and a Danish gas mask: better safe

Y'know, it’s a sad thing to admit to one’s self that drawing Danny DeVito as Tingle is p

While walking through the Disguise exhibition, I started thinking about some of the other masks in t

magictransistor:Nepcetaq Mask (Wood, white, red and green pigments), Yup'ik Eskimo [Lower Yukon Rive

Lara Aimee by Daniel KoppLatex by bRIGITTE mORE

nebulously-burnished: Myra Kinch, US dancer. Mask Dance, 1932

Spirit’s Dance by drawitoutFinished the sketchy thing

Julius Exner (Nov. 30, 1825 - 1910) was a Danish painter who excelled in genre painting and portrait

cma-japanese-art: Suikoju: Gigaku Mask, 710-794, Cleveland Museum of Art: Japanese ArtGigaku, a cere

Mask of the Dan peoples, Liberia. Now in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Fosco Maraini - Dance with Deer mask. KirimtseMonastery, Chumbi Valley, Tibet. c1930s.

Dance mask representing a guardian deityTibet(place of creation)Date late 19th - early 20th century

cavinmorrisgallery:MasksMonpa, Dance/Drama Mask (Bhutan/India), 19th C.Stained wood10 x 8 x 5 inches

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