C.O. Hultén
Bété masque ('N'gré mask), Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa.
#Bété mask#Côte d'Ivoire#African mask#West Africa#Très puissant masque#n'gré#Selon Koré#African art#masques#masks#Bété#Ivory Coast#The Bété#Gre masks#Beti people#Beti#Very powerful mask#Africa#N'gre mask#Gle' mask#Masquerade#Magic Transistor#MagicTransistor#'N'gré mask#'N'gré#Bete'N'gré#Zaibo village
Dan mask from Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), West Africa, 19th-20th century.
Source: fernandezleventhal.com
Ijaw water spirit carved from wood (possibly from Bayelsa or Elem Kalabari), Niger River Delta, N.d.
#Ijo#Water spirit#Nigeria#Ijaw people#mask#Ijaw Mask#African art#history#tradition#Izon Water spirit mask#Niger Delta#Akwa-Ibom#edo#Ondo#MagicTransistor#Nigerian River Delta#Indigo blue pigments#Wood#The Ijos#Water people#Rivers States#opobo#Oru-Otu#orul82#Tobu Otu#Kalabari Ijaw#Elem Kalabari#Owemenakaso#Bayelsa#Bayelsa State
Figure of an Oba from Ita Yemoo (Copper alloy, zinc and brass), Ifè (Nigeria), 14th-15th century C.E.
#Ita Yemoo#Oni#Ife#Yoruba#14th century#Nigeria#Yoruba culture#African matalurgy#Figure of a king#Copper alloy#magictransistor#art#Africa#African art#Zinc and brass#Fundación Marcelino Botín#Juan Jesus Blázquez#Nigerian Museum for African Art#Figure of Oni#Dynasty and Divinity#copper alloy sculpture dating from the late 13th to the early 15th centuries#Oba#Figure of an Oba#Ilé-Ifẹ̀#Oyo Empire#Oòni#Ilú-ọba Ọ̀yọ́#The Oyo Empire#Yorubaland#Bronze Figures from Ita Yemoo Ife Nigeria
Mende helmet masks, Sierra Leone (19th - 20th century C.E.).
Ligbi Bird Mask, Ghana (20th century), Sub-Saharan Africa, n.d.
N'tomo mask, Bamana Segou region, Mali (20th century), Africa, n.d.
Dogon masks, Mali (19th & 20th century), Africa, n.d.
#Dogon Kanaga Mask#Dogon#Kanaga#Mask#Awa society#Mali#Africa#Wood#kaolin#Dogon masks#African art#19th century#20th Century#masks#Metropolitan Museum of Art#New York#magictransistor#art#Dogon masks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York#the Dogon people of Mali#Westerm Africa#west african culture#Anthropomorphic art#Dogon people#Brid's beak#Wood sculpting#the hunter#Anthropomorphs#Anthropomorphic masks#wooden masks
Nsembu & Ibole ceremonial initiation masks (Kumu people), Republic of Congo (19th-20th century), Africa, n.d.
Egungun mask and costume (Wood, pigment, fabric); Egba Yoruba; Abeokuta, Nigeria (20th century), n.d.
Source: randafricanart.com
Fang Ngil Masks, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and the Congo, nd.
Painted signboards from barber shops and hair-dressers in Ghana, Mali, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire and Togo.
#Hair#Benin#hairdresser#barber shop signs#African art#Nataša Njegovanović Ristić#hairdresser and Barbershop Signs of Africa#MagicTransistor#Barber's Sign#unidentified artist#1957#1970s#1960s#1980s#art#Signs#Sign art#African Barber Shop Signs#littleisdrawing#museumofafricanart#painted signboards#Togo#Cote d'Ivoire#Fashion#Faso#Burkina Faso#Nigeria#West Africa#Mali#Barber shops