African Mask African Tribal Face masks Wood Hand Carved Guro masks Côte d'Ivoire-9496

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african masks The Guro african masks people's ideals of beauty are embodied in a finely crafted african masks of a young woman. Her sloping forehead, arched brows, and downcast eyes showcase her refined nature, with a gentle, introspective expression. To signify their wealth and social status, Guro african masks women would don unique hairstyles, which men courting them would recognize, as noted by Ariane Deluz. The zigzag pattern of this mask's coiffure is reminiscent of the Master of Buafle's work, a renowned Guro sculptor. The mask's delicate yet sharp features are precisely carved, showcasing the Master's influence. The oval features of the serene face, complemented by the aquiline nose that was skillfully carved, bore an undeniable resemblance to the distinct style of Modigliani's work. The eyes cast downwards only added to the allure.