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Mask by artisan Manuel Valencia Chávez (private collection)

This art work belongs with Banaras Art Gallery ,Rani Luxmi bai lane Assi Main Road Varanasi 221005 Call us at 0091-542-2310042 or 0091-9415389135, Mail us at banarasartgallery@gmail.com This is a non profit org working for development of art all this works are contemporary created by our 45 in house artist. Paintings and sculpture are the best of it’s kind .A fix rate gallery at Assi main road is first ever concept in Indian art world..9 AM to 9 PM daily….also call us for whole sale and franchise Enjoy more then 5000 art work at gallery…thanks Yogesh Agrawal

around the eye holes to stop the mask from riding up the head ... the dummy can't see properly at this point ...

She tried on every mask she could reach. Amazing fun

Photos taken at the 2007 Midwest Labyrinth Gathering at Waycross retreat center in Indiana

Mask used while spraying jars and tins.

My mask for the Red Gate christmas party turned up. It's, well, a mite camper than I anticipated.

 

Oh well. I'm sure I'll cope.

 

(www.maskheaven.co.uk should anybody want one)

All of the new masks made this weekend.

Take off the Mask. Your face is glorious.

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Model: Steph Sheahan

Assist: Aoife Honohan

Photo: Adam Purcell

  

This image is No. 9 in a series of nine.

  

The Mask Collaboration with www.punchandfable.com, for Fairfax Media's Clique Photographers' Association, May 2015: Open Challenge.

  

Strobist: Canon speedlight in brolly VAL'd directly overhead and fired by Hahnel wireless triggers. Second (very old) Minolta speedlight resting on a footstool in front and below model, firing through baking paper and a diffuser. Optically triggered.

Mask Painted by David Leroux

www.dielairbrush.ca

 

Photography by Geri Coady

Photoshop/Post by Jeff Parsons

A 'Diablito' mask from the Boruca tribe (indigenous to the south Pacific coast of Costa Rica) that I picked up at the Galeria Namu in San Jose.

 

Canon 580EX on a stand low camera right, and behind the mask fired back towards it. handheld gold reflector to camera left put some light back onto the mask, and a handheld white foamcore board used camera right to add a little extra fill on the right side.

Brenda's craft this week was to make animal masks. The kids did a great job of decorating their masks and they looked so cute wearing them!

Seen at POUS MELA (a grand fair held in end December every year) in Santiniketan, West Bengal, India.

Santiniketan is about 140 KM from Kolkata (CalCutta). The Nobel Lauriate poet RabindraNath Tagore founded a world university here in 1922. This university is world famous now with a large number of foreign students coming here from many countries of the world.

Every year , in end December , a grand fair is held here for 3 days. It is a showpiece event with various cultural activities from all over India. Visitors can see & taste the myriads displays by artisans --- handicrafts, folk dances, folk songs, classical dances & songs, rural & traditional foods from Bengal & other places.

Masks to buy and to customize, at FDR Park across from the DNC Convention

Mask from The Mask by Tomoko Fuse.

 

Folded from a 12 inch sheet of 80 lb circa select paper.

 

This paper turned out not to be very good for wet folding. I had to stop shaping since the paper was tearing in multiple places.

All kinds of masks

Carnevale di Venezia 2016

Day 72 - The mask

 

Today there is a small report about Saturday. Early in the morning we came back from Lüneburg and went to sleep quickly. Only 2,5 hours later, Oliver had to get up again. The work called... Photoshooting with two beautiful female models in the photostudio. Lidia was also there, as make up artist, and has made ​​the women more beautiful than they were anyway. The shooting lasted almost 5 hours... and it was really great and a lot of fun. The mask is only one part of the shooting. Today we have edited only a few pictures and chilled the rest of the day. I wish you a great beginning of the week.

 

Heute gibt es hier einen kleinen Bericht über Samstag. Früh morgens kamen wir aus Lüneburg zurück und sind schnell schlafen gegangen. Nur 2,5 Stunden später musste Oliver wieder aufstehen. Die Arbeit rief... Fotoshooting mit zwei hübschen weiblichen Modellen im Fotostudio. Lidia war auch dabei, als Make Up Artist und hat die Damen noch hübscher gemacht, als sie sowieso schon waren. Das Shooting dauerte fast 5 Stunden... und es war wirklich toll und hat viel Spaß gemacht. Die Maske ist nur ein Bestandteil des Shootings. Am heutigen Tag haben wir nur ein paar Aufnahmen bearbeitet und den Rest des Tages gechillt. Ich wünsche einen schönen Wochenanfang.

 

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Mask (Kifwebe)

Democratic Republic of the Congo, Songye peoples

19th-20th century

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