Culture or time period: Baule / Loans: S1968-1969 #87: College of Marin (April 3, 1969–May 2, 1969) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Door, accession number 5-8643, described as Door, carved wood with red and brown stains; animals, mask, symbols, standing human carved in high relief on one side; checkerboard design in low relief on reverse.

Hearst Museum object titled Figure, accession number 5-13861, described as Figure; standing male of houseboy or soldier on self base; red ground with white hat and European shorts with black belt; flexed knees; hands on abdomen; several large cracks. (Abidjan 1963: #2. 2.07. Carelback says 150) . Cf. 1076.

Hearst Museum object titled Figure, accession number 5-7682, described as Figure; wood; female, standing, with hands on stomach; elaborate incised hair-do; hatch markings on face, neck and back; white filled eyes; protruding navel; Heavy general wear, split down back. Evaluation: $ 700.00

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 5-13205, described as Mask; anthropomorphic face mask with red-painted face, elaborate carved hardress, scarification in relief; yellow lips, black highlights and hair dress; cowl-like base of mask not painted; fiber ties. (Purchased Abidjan 1965:48, $28.)

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 5-16204, described as Baule Kple-kple (disobedient child) mask. carved, painted wood. face is round and flat with square mouth and bulging eyes surrounded by reversed, incised teardrop, painted white. antelope horn headdress with white tips and incised design at base. dark brown surface. remnants of red paint around eyes and tongue. Conservation: Hole in proper right eye, old crack through face, insect damage on back top.

Hearst Museum object titled Pulley, accession number 5-16333, described as Baule pulley representing Goli (Buffalo) mask. carved wood with curie spool pin (?) and spool pulley painted black; spool is natural wood with attached cord. Collected in Dakar, Senegal Conservation: Drying crack in back of head.