TALK TO ME

Menu Close

Tags

Ads Art Backstage ballons bird's Eye Blots Boats Bodies Cinema Circus Clouds colonial Comics Divination Fiction Laboratories Machines Magic Mines Moon Museum Nietzsche Planes Playing Rocks Ships stereoscope Tattoo TV vehicles War Warburg Work

© 2024 TALK TO ME.

Powered by WordPress.

Theme by Anders Norén.

Folder: Masks

Aby Warburg wearing a Hemis kachina mask, Oraibi, Arizona, May 1896, Warburg Institute Archive London

501

Chief Shakes and another Nanya’a’yi chief in dance costumes, Wrangell (Southeast Alaska),1895.
The man in the doorway wears a complete brown bear skin. Chief Shakes wears the “bear’s ears” headdress and a tunic ornamented with halitosis shell to represent bear’s head, and holds the “Killerwhale Cane”.
Unknown photographer

429

Reduced Gravity Walking Simulator, 1963.[NASA]

417

Rubber beauty masks, worn to remove wrinkles and blemishes; c. 1921.
[Wellcome Library, London; Creative Commons Attribution only licence CC BY 4.0]

410

Native American (tribe unknown) men who are dressed as giraffes pose near a circus tent, Sunflower (Flower) Carnival, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. 1898. [Horace Swartley Poley/Denver Public Library/Western History Collection)]

408

Photo by Filippo Perlo, somewhere between 1902 - 1925 in Kenya, on service for the Missioni della Consolata.

394

British Gas Mask (1915)

382