Collector: Donald Bush Cordry / Culture or time period: American cultures / Materials: Paint (coating) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic mask, accession number 3-28558, described as anthropomorphic: male. flesh-colored base paint on wood. pink cheeks, black hair, eyebrows, mustache and beard. moveable jaw held with wooden pegs. lines on forehead. thin eye slits below eyes. crack on left side, starting near mouth. paint missing on forehead.

Hearst Museum object titled Cat mask, accession number 3-28597, described as Mask: zoomorphic-cat. Yellow base paint on wood. Green and red designs on face. Grooves on forehead and chin. Glass eye sockets. Gaping mouth filled with 8 cylindrical teeth and red tongue. Flared nostrils. H 28 cm (measrued from ear) W 17 cm. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

Hearst Museum object titled Malinche mask, accession number 3-28583a,b, described as Anthropomorphic Malinche mask; (a) mask: red base paint on wood; gold dimples on each cheek; small green lizards on each cheek, bee on bridge of nose; small eye slits above eyes; holes across top of head; H 17 cm, W 13 cm; (b) hairpiece: dyed "ixtle" fiber in red, green, purple, and yellow; length 138 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 3-28599, described as Moor" mask (Nahua) with long beard and hinged mouth

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 3-28578, described as Mask; anthropomorphic. Blue base paint on wood. Green around nose, cheeks, and eyebrows. Large, notched nose. Orange eyes. Gold-colored spikes over face and rimmed with yellow and red. Eye slits between eyes and eyebrows. H 51 cm. W 19.5 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 3-28584, described as Mask, zoomorphic: grasshopper. Red paint on wood. Gold face on top of thorax. 2 lower fangs w/ long, red tongue sticking out. Pointed nose. 2 segmented horns. Eye slits under eyes. Insect forelegs dark and inside red. Wings brown and red. Holes on side thorax and abdomen. H 87 cm (from abdomen to antennae) W 32 cm (across legs).

Hearst Museum object titled Old hermit mask, accession number 3-28609, described as Mask; anthropomorphic-male. Dark paint on wood. Long, vertical lines form beard. Creases around nose and eyes. Small, smiling mouht. Hooked nose with nails on sides. High cheek bones, small holes in beard. Eye slits almond shaped. H 37 cm X W 19.5 cm