DÉBUT DU XXE SIÈCLE, ARIZONA

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MASQUE KACHINA HOPI
Début du XXe siècle, Arizona
Wakas (vache), surmonté d'une paire de cornes et peint de pigments orange, vert, blanc et noir.
Hauteur: 27.5 cm. (11 in.)

Exhibited

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri, USA de 1994 à 2005.

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Further details

KACHINA MASK, HOPI

Lot Essay

Colton, H.S., Hopi Kachina Dolls, Albuquerque, 1975, p.42, fig.94, Fewkes, J., Hopi Katcinas, Washington, 1903, pl.XLIX, p.163, Wright, B., Hopi Kachinas, Flagstaff, 1977, pl.21, fig.B, Wright, B., Kachinas: a Hopi artist's documentary, Flagstaff, 1973, p.167 pour des masques similaires.
Les masques Kachina "vaches" furent introduits en 1905, celui-ci fait partit des quelques masques intacts de la période la plus ancienne.

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