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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Cape, accession number 3-30362, described as collar - constructed of red fabric edged in blue fabric with glued fringe at lower edge. vertical panels of red fabric crested gold rick rack flat yellow red and yellow green band and light blue lace. 4 mirrors centered on lace. 8 decorative design consisting of circle in center framed by 4 leaves. both red and blue sections framed by silver foil tape. cape - cotton backing attached to turqouise cotton, covered by collar. burgundy fabric edged in yellow corduroy with gold fringe at bottom edge. burgundy fabric divided into 4 panels each edged in gold foil tape with smaller panels of white, gold, yellow, green and red rick rack, yellow tape, pink and white, white and blue lace, red tape with floral design. center in each panel appliqued stylized butterflies, 2 with mirrors 1 with sequins and 1 butterfly body with mirrors below. yellow corduroy decorated with red rick-rack. 2 designs in blue band above stylized leaf design in each lower corner.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dance mask, accession number 3-28596, described as Mask, anthropomorphic-male. Tan paint on wood. Semi-helmet type. Reddish cheeks, dark, heavy eyebrows, mustache and flowing beard. Moveable jaw. Red crown with blue rim. Gold design on top. N-shaped hole in top of crown. Eye slits between brows and eyes. Chips of paint missing from cheeks. H 74 cm (from crown) W 25.5 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Devil mask, accession number 3-15596, described as Devil mask, carved wood and painted red with real goat's horns
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 3-30363, described as 3 cornered hat, basekty base, lined with maroon cotton. rim edged with blue cotton tape. hat is trimmed with purple and silver fabric, flat gold braid at top. gold and white rick rack at center and silver braid at lower edge with fringe below that. mirrors at the center of each face. 3 feather plumes each constructed of multi colored feathers green, white, yellow, magenta. green cloth tie to secure.
Hearst Museum object titled Helmet mask, accession number 5-4719, described as “Fire Spitter” helmet mask. 83.0 cm. Bag of fragment with object, 4/12 AT.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lacquered mask, accession number 3-26840, described as Mask; wood; inlaid lacquer technique: red and white, for mouth and eyes; inlaid in overall coating of black lacquer
Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 11-37414, described as painted bark cloth Harisu mask; represents forest spirit; tear drop shape; covered with lime; eyes and edge trimmed with black; hanging fringe
Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 5-3339, described as Carved wooden face mask with a set of 6 parallel sticks on top. Strips of punctated tin used as decoration. Brass earrings. Ca. 18.5” x 9.0”
Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 5-16065, described as Yoruba Egungun erin mask. Carved, painted wood with huge, upstanding ears [hare?]. Face yellow with blue slash marks on cheeks and forehead; hair blue, embelished with silver nodules; stylized black beard projects from chin. Ears decorated with carved lattice and geometric shapes, painted red, green, yellow, blue and silver. Crown-like device topped with a cross is painted inside each ear. Drum-like object is mounted between the ears above the forehead. A hare/lizard combination animal is mounted behind the ears on the crown of the head, and painted blue, yellow, orange and silver. Collar flange at the base of the head is unpainted and pierced for attachment of costume. H = 69.0cm, W = 30.0cm, T = 36.0cm. Egungun [erin; references “elephant” per the large size and heighth of the costumed figure.]
Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 11-1387, described as “Barangu”, ghost house mask

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