African Mask 20th Century Dan Man Mask - Strong Cubist Wood Artwork from Liberia, Unique Tribal Decor and Cultural Heritage Piece-G3357

SIZE(CM): 28.5/21
Presenting a stunning strong cubist Dan mask from Liberia, West Africa, this exceptional artifact embodies the rich artistic traditions of the Dan people. This remarkable piece features high, carved cheekbones and narrow slit eyes that create an intriguing, almost mystical expression. The striking design culminates in a gracefully curved bird beak, representing a fascinating fusion of animal and avian forms, characteristic of the artistic style prevalent in the region. Crafted by skilled artisans, this cubist mask showcases the innovative blending of forms that defines much of African tribal art. Its unique features reflect both the aesthetics and spiritual beliefs of the Dan people, serving as a powerful symbol in cultural rituals and ceremonial practices. This mask has an esteemed provenance, previously part of a private collection in New York during the 1980s and later in a collection in California, adding to its historical value. It represents not only a decorative piece but also a tangible connection to the vibrant cultural heritage of Africa. Ideal for collectors of African masks and tribal art enthusiasts, this exquisite cubist Dan mask will serve as a striking centerpiece in any collection or home décor. Its captivating presence is sure to inspire conversations about the artistry and traditions of the Dan people and the broader tapestry of African culture. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary piece, a true testament to the beauty and depth of African heritage.