View allAll Photos Tagged Mask
African Art Bamoun Tribe
Art objects were symbols of position in the hierarchy; the number of art pieces, the materials from which they were made, and their iconography changed progressively as one descended or ascended the social ladder.
Competition among sculptors was often great, for the artist's "office" was not hereditary. Sculpture's goal was to commemorate and celebrate the royal ancestors of the present fon. In the fon's palace, next to the ancestral figures and the masks, one would also find headdresses, beaded thrones, bracelets, necklaces, pipes, leopard skins, elephant tusks, swords, commanders' sticks, fans, dishware, horns, and terracotta bowls.
Holika Holika 神奇魔法面膜（亮白）（23ml）：透過氨基酸淨白成分的柔軟角質作用，能溫和地剝除老化角質，其保濕成分能有效地滲透至角質底層，徹底除去暗啞與粗糙，瞬間呈現光滑的淨白彈嫩肌。
【韓國製造】
【使用方法】：
徹底清潔肌膚後，將面膜敷於臉上，敷上10至15分鐘後取下面膜，然後輕輕按摩面部，直至剩餘的精華液被皮膚完全吸收。
【適合膚質】：
✔任何膚質
✔特別適合角質層過厚的肌膚
№：HH0013
Couldn't get enough of the venetian masks. Some of them masterpieces, of course also a lot of imitation....
For sale! missmonster.bigcartel.com/
This is a wearable mask cast in urethane. It is from an original sculpture and fits most faces. Breathing is through holes between the tentacles.
There are just a few wonderful images taken at my first mask making workshop of 2013.
Please Listen to this Song while Viewing this set of images.
Mrs. Miller - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' (1966)
Jonathan, Donald, myself, Yvette, Sean and Denny at the Labyrinth Masquerade Ball, all wearing masks I made.
Woo! I finally thrifted an Indonesian wood Raganga mask! I've always wanted one, but I can't pay online prices. Luckily I stumbled across this one locally, and it's even vintage! Beautiful! I shouldn't tell you how much I paid, because it's ridiculous. Okay, I paid $5. I PAID FIVE DOLLARS. waaaaa
Monday: march 8. Sitting in an isolated room with a mask on for the past 45 mins waiting to be checked in. I just wanted a rapid strep test but because I have flu symptoms I can't enter the clinic. Instead I get to sit in this cute little room with a cute little mask on. Oh h1n1 how you like to tease. For the record, it was required that I get a flu shot and h1n1 vaccination (don't get me started) at the beginning of this season. Let's see what the doc finds. Hoping it's not strep throat (though I have all the symptoms and there's only so much salt water one can gargles.) because I really rather not be on antibiotics. A cold, I can get over! Strep, eh? Yeah abx will be needed for that.
Ava, wearing a mask and Evan's old long-sleeved robot shirt, because it was still smoky but a little cooler when we went for a walk that morning.
The comb above the coffiure on this female Yaore mask suggests an affluent woman or the wife of a rich man. The comb prevents her carrying burdens on her head. This is a classic example of the naturalistic style of the Baule and Yaure, with long face and nose, small mouth and incised hairdo.
This is an Egyptian mummy mask in the Egyptian Funerary Arts collection of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts. I loved the expression on the face. So many of the masks and statues seem, well... lifeless. But this one seemed to come alive.
Click here if you'd like to read more detail about the piece.
View it large if you'd like to see the finely crafted detail in the carving and painting.
Flickr Explore #483 for 27 February 2009
Please respect my work and don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without my explicit permission. Copyright © 2009. All rights reserved.