Exhibition: Dramatic Museum Realia
Item appears in the following exhibition pageItem Information Send feedback on this itemDublin CoreTitleCarnival mask
DescriptionCarved wood mask of animal with fierce expression. Carlebach describes it as human face with animal teeth, in painted lacquer, black, red and white. Teeth are of bone inserted in open mouth
SourceDramatic Museum Realia
Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Datemodern
IdentifierDM number: M20.01
Box: 121
CoverageMexico
Additional Item MetadataProvenancegift, Stanley Marcus through Carlebach, 1955
CitationPersona Grata: An Exhibition of Masks from 1200 B.C. to the Present. (Houston: Jones Hall Fine Arts Gallery, University of St. Thomas, 1960), no. 151
Still Image Item Type MetadataOriginal FormatMasks (costume)
wood
Physical Dimensions9.5"x7.625"
Citation“Carnival mask,” Columbia University Libraries Online Exhibitions, accessed April 25, 2024, https://exhibitions.library.columbia.edu/exhibits/show/realia/item/2513. |