African Tribal Mask Part of lower right lip is mi

A eroded old dance crest for the Egungun dances with a classical large Yoruba head with typical coif and face painted in yellow with green designs; part of lower cowl deficient, not affecting the carv

AUSTINO OBI OKAFOR (WEST AFRICAN, - 20TH CENTURY) MASKS - Signed lower right - Pastel on brown paper - Framed, matted, and glazed - 22 3/4 x 35 in. (sight) - -- Dimensions: ---

Chief Zacheus Olowonubi Oloruntoba (1934 2014) Nigeria, pen and ink on muslin laid on board showing tribal African faces, signed lower right corner, Chief Oloruntoba signed his works both Z.O. And als

Ca. mid 20thC. Very good with age-appropriate surface wear with mostly intact patina, wood loss top of mask and right ear (see photos), with missing seeds. This striking mask features wide ovoid eyes,

2 African tribal masks. Nice condition. Age unknown. Chokwe style mask approx. 11"H. Kuba style Ngaady Mwaash mask approx. 14"H. Possibly missing part of design on top. These masks show no evidence of

African Tribal Mask. Has wooden braided hair accents and burlap top border. Left part of face is partially missing. Measures 14" tall x 15" wide x 5" deep. Has wear consistent with age. Any questions,

Ca. last half 20thC. Very good with no paint loss, no glass cracks or chips. Signed lower right as shown.

Etched and painted indigenous wooden Kuba Kete mask. Mid 20th century. 35" high by 10" wide, 4.5" deep. Chipped on top and bottom, just right of center. Minor scuffs, normal signs of age. Weighs 4 pou

Signed on lower right corner, possibly reads FEKAIN Subject depicts a scene in which people in colored grass skirts tend to a farm on a black background. Framed in brown toned plaster frame. No glass

simply done with carved hair, age splits/repair to right side and lots of insect damage along top back edge. Carved snake on left upper side of head. 10" h x 5" w

Signed on lower right corner, possibly reads FEKAIN Subject depicts a scene in which people in colored grass skirts tend to a farm on a black background. Framed in brown toned plaster frame. No glass

Signed on lower right corner, possibly reads FEKAIN Subject depicts a scene in which people in colored grass skirts tend to a farm on a black background. Framed in brown toned plaster frame. No glass

Signed on lower right corner illegibly. Depicts a face in the center of the panel with one side of the face in a spiral design all made with a coarse, possibly sand like material No frame. Approx 19 x

Lot of 2 African Tribal Masks. Both are Hand Painted with animal designs. One missing right side decoration next to face. Other has break of bird foot on top. Measures 35" long x 16" wide. Has wear co

with protruding eyes and lips. Bug like image . Measures 24" tall by 14" wide and 10" deep. All the African items come from one collection amassed over forty years. As found estate condition . Please

Both carved wood, with elborate three part headresses, crescent brows, triangular noses, with closed mouth baring teeth; each approximately 21" long

2 Carved African tribal masks. Attached woven headdress and raffia. Wood masks approx. 7.5" & 12" not including woven part. These masks shows no evidence of use and were probably made to be sold. Phot

3 FRAMED TRIBAL MASKS IN TRIPLE MATTED FRAMES, 2 ARE SIGNED SANTOS LOWER RIGHT, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 21" X 16.5", SKU341.22

Kurt Trampedach (American/Danish, b. 1943), "Drawing of African Mask," 1988, graphite on paper, initialed, dated and inscribed "SF" lower right, gallery label (Allan Stone Gallery, New York, NY) affix

(lot of 2) David Herschcopf (American, 20th century), Tribal Mask and Black Haired Beauty, pastels on paper, each signed lower right, largest overall (with frame): 32"h x 26"w

Oil on canvas, gilt gold frame. Featuring a portrait with African tribal masks, composition. Signed Lois M. Jones and inscribed HaiTi 55 on the lower left corner. Attributed Lois Mailou Jones (1905-19

Oil on canvas, gilt gold frame. Featuring a portrait with African tribal masks, composition. Signed Lois M. Jones and inscribed HaiTi 55 on the lower left corner. Attributed Lois Mailou Jones (1905-19

Oil on canvas, gilt gold frame. Featuring a portrait with African tribal masks, composition. Signed Lois M. Jones and inscribed HaiTi 55 on the lower left corner. Attributed Lois Mailou Jones (1905-19

Signed on lower right corner in graphite, KLUNK. Secret Ceremony, 44/50 Subject depicts a line of tribal masks in intricate line work with hand painted elements in silver and golds Framed in cross hat