BAULE ANIMAL MASKS, Ivory Coast
All of the Baule animal masks below have been sold and are left
here for reference and educational purposes. Click on a name to see it as
a larger image and other views.
Elephant 1
$400 SOLD |
Elephant 1
22", SOLD |
Elephant 2
21.5", SOLD |
Elephant 2
$300 SOLD |
Elephant 3
24", SOLD |
Elephant 3
$350 SOLD |
Elephant 4
$350, SOLD |
Elephant 4
25", SOLD |
Elephant 5
23", SOLD |
Elephant 5
$350, SOLD |
Animal 6
23", SOLD |
Animal 6
$350, SOLD |
Animal 7
25", SOLD |
Animal 7
$350, SOLD |
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Photographs © Tim Hamill
The Baule are one of the Akan peoples. They moved west to the Ivory Coast
more than 200 years ago and adopted masking traditions from their neighbors,
the Guro, Senufo and Yaure peoples. Animal masks like these, elegant, detailed
and relatively realistic, are used in secular public dance performances.
We recommend Baule: African Art Western Eyes by Susan
M. Vogel (Yale). We have copies for sale at $40.
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