Mask

Item number 2704/3 a-d from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Yellow wooden mask with a man's face and bird's beak (part a). The man's face has features painted in black on yellow ground. On the side of the head are red curls. From the bottom extends a long curved beak with line, dot and circle motifs in red, white, and black. Attached upon the mask by metal rods are small wooden birds (part b-c). The birds are painted with black and red dots. Attached to the centre of the mask by a metal rod is a red human figure (part d). The figure wears a black hat and clothes. The long arms are movable.