Hidalgo Mask painted black with long black hair beard, part of a group of 4

Title

Hidalgo Mask painted black with long black hair beard, part of a group of 4

How Acquired

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When Acquired

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When Created

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Dance(s)/Festival(s)

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Character

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May Weber's comments

A Mask from a group of 4 masks #21,22,43,270. Place of origin is Mexico, Hidalgo. A simple face, slanted eye holes (eyes) and open mouth. A black face with eyes, mouth and brows outlined in red, and a black hair beard. Made of wood, paint, hair.

Dr. Catherine Nichols' comments

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Consultation Comments

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Exhibition history

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State

Hidalgo

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Culture/people

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Techniques

carved

Primary Material

wood

Secondary Materials

pigment; fur/hair; leather/hide

Dimensions

20cm x 5cm x 11.5cm

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ANTH Number

.1880

Weber Number

WS1025

Old numbers

MW21