FELIPE LINARES (B1936) PAPIER-MACHE CALAVERA SKULL

Mexican Folk Art painted papier-mache calavera skull, Felipe Linares (Mexico City, Mexico, b.1936), having polychrome parrots and lizards to blue ground throughout, signed underfoot, approx 10.5"h, 7.

Folk art painted papier-mache skull, Felipe Linares (Mexico City, b.1936), dated 2/12/00, paint decorated with rainforest foliates and monkeys, protruding tree at top of skull, some lifting and cracki

Folk art painted papier-mache alebrije sculpture, Felipe Linares (Mexico City, b.1936), dated 3-18-2001, fantastical creature with dragon elements, approx 12.75"h, 23"w, 17.75"d, 1.5lbs **Provenance:

3 Felipe Linares (Mexico, b. 1936) Skulls; mixed media and papier mache sculptures. Largest Size: 13.25"H x 10.75"W x 8.75"D, 34 x 27 x 22 cm (object). Provenance: Bob Brand and Liz Werthan, Philadelp

Monumental Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) papier-mache calavera (skull), signed Agustin-Galicia P., Mexico D.F (Mexico City, Mexico) underfoot, decorated throughout with scrolling floral motifs

Mexican Day Of The Dead papier mache polychrome decorated skull sculpture. La Catrina, woman with hat. Mexican folk art. Dimension: 10.6" x 10". Condition: good estate condition. Provenance: Great Nec

Felipe Linares (Mexico, b. 1936) Day of the Dead Capitalist Walking His Dog, mixed media and papier mache sculpture, signed. Size: 60.5'' x 27'' x 47'' (154 x 69 x 119 cm). This animated skeleton is a

David Linares (Mexican/Mexico City, 20th c.) Day of the Dead Skull, circa 1980's Papier Mache, 12" x 11 1/2" x 9 1/2" Provenance: Private New York Collection of Mexican Folk Art Lot Essay: David Linar

A Life-Size Day of the Dead La Calavera Catrina Skeleton, in the style of Pedro Linares, late 20th c; an impressive mixed media and papier mache sculpture of an iconic La Calavera Catrina ('Dapper Ske

Papier mache skull with meticulously constructed clockwork mechanism inside that will apparently interact with the performer by clicking its jaw in answer to a series of questions. This appears to hav

Vintage Spook Show Skull Mask. American, ca. 1950. Jumbo papier-mache skull mask with hand-painted featured, polychrome painted black interior. Approx. 15 x 12 x 10”. Finish flaking in spots, but fi

Talking Skull. Columbus: Grant/Reilly, ca. 1942. Papier-mache skull mounted to a hardwood board clicks it jaw to answer questions, once for yes, and twice for no. 9 _ high. Minor wear; good.

Talking Skull. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer [?], ca. 1925. Papier-mache skull raps out answers to questions posed by the audience, clicking its jaw once for “yes” and twice for “no.” Thread method

First quarter 20th century. Papier Mache skull and cross bones on a black pressed-wood back with wall bracket. 16"h. 14"w.

Talking Skull. Circa 1930. Realistic papier mâché skull clicks out answers to questions, its jaw rapping once for “yes” and twice for “no”. Removable top/lid. 6” high. Minor chipping and w

Talking Skull. Columbus: Grant/Reilly, ca. 1943. Faux papier-mache skull clicks its jaw in answer to questions, once for ″yes,″ and twice for ″no,″ as if alive. Wooden base wit

Talking Skull. Hamburg: Janos Bartl [?], ca. 1935. Papier-mache skull raps out answers to questions, once for yes, twice for no. 7" high. Hand painted. Finish rubbed, but good overall. Likely manufact

Moon and black cat tin litho noisemakers, unsigned. Plus a skeleton jack-in-the-box type novelty that appears as harmless box from which a papier mache skull and screen-printed cloth rib cage pops out

United States, Ohio, ca. 21st century CE. A pair of oversized papier-mache Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) skulls with hooks on the verso for use as hanging wall decorations. These are handcrafte

Pedro Linares (Mexico, 1906-1992) "Waterseller," mixed media and papier mache sculpture. Pedro Linares began his career as a maker of carton Judas sculptures for Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and many oth

Talking Skull. Circa 1920. Faux skull crafted from papier-mâché clicks its jaw in response to questions, once for “yes” and twice for “no,” as if inhabited by a ghost

Collection of decorative Mexican art, to include one papier-mache nativity set, one two calavera candlesticks (Izucar de Matmoros, Puebla), two pig candlesticks, one Tonala rabbit height 6 in. x widt

Folk Art Day of the Dead painted papier-mache calaca figure, David Linares (Mexican, b.1963), skeleton dressed as Diego Rivera, accompanied by stool, easel, paintbrush, palette, and print of Child wit

Mexican Folk Art Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) papier-mache calaca (skeleton), David Linares (Mexican, b.1963), having arms raised with hands in fists, standing with legs spread, on rectangular