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LIBERIAN DAN PEOPLE DEAN GLE MASK. "Dean gle" mask, a type of Dan mask, embodies a peaceful and benevolent spirit. It is one of the most well-known and aesthetically refined types of Dan masks from the people of Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire. The Deangle mask is a physical representation of an idealized, gentle feminine spirit. Deangle masks are known for their: Smooth, dark, and often shiny patina, Finely carved, oval or heart-shaped face, High forehead and a pointed chin, Narrow, almond-shaped eye slits, which are often set in a depression, Slightly parted mouth with full lips, sometimes showing teeth, and a central vertical ridge on the forehead and nose, which is a reference to a historical tattoo practice. - Height: 12 Inches.
Estimate $150-200

Sold for $100


       
 

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