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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Masks: Faces of CultureUser Review - Kathleen - GoodreadsThis book was awesome-- I read it as part of my thesis research. I will quickly just spew what my take-aways were-- sorry if it repeats itself a little-- I'm remembering from back across a few years ... Read full review Review: Masks: Faces of CultureUser Review - Kerfe - Goodreads"Masks both conceal and reveal." The history of masking is a mirror of human relations to the environment, the spiritual world, and each other. The authors have assembled a wide-ranging and, well, awe ... Read full review Related books
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16 other sections not shown Common terms and phrases20th century actor African ancestors animal armor artists Balinese body Cara McCarty Carnival carved celebrated ceremonies characters Chokwe cloth Collection commedia courtesy John Curator dancers David Ulmer deceased demons depicted Dionysus Dogon Don Cole drama dressed elder face female fertility festivals fiber Gelede Greek headdress helmet human hunt Igbo images inches India initiation John Emigh Jonkonnu Kwakwaka'wakw Lascaux leather Lechuga Louis Art Museum Lynton Gardiner male mask and costume mask represents masked performance maskers masking traditions masks masquerade Mexico Museum fur Oskar Schlemmer overall costume h paintings Photo courtesy photograph by David photograph by Lynton photograph courtesy pigment play protective querade Rangda region renewal rites of passage ritual Rock Art role Roman Saint Louis Art Schlemmer shamanic skin social societies space spirits symbolize Teotihuacan theater theatrical Topeng transformation Tropenmuseum UCLA Fowler Museum village wear woman women wood worn Xipe Totec Yoruba young Bibliographic information
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