Ecuadorian Monkey Mask
Ecuadorian Monkey Mask
Ecuadorian Monkey Mask

Ecuadorian Monkey Mask


Collection

Dan Przybylski Collection


Identifier

PR30


Artist

unknown


Description

This is a wood painted mask from Ecuador, likely made by the Quechua speaking Indians who live in the northern most parts of the Andes. The hard wood and large, round eye holes are distinctive of Ecuadorian masks. This mask could have been made for performance and used once or twice, or simply a money-maker to sell to tourists.


Medium

wood

Width

7in

Height

11.25in

Length

4in

Where Made (Country)

Ecuador

Related place

Ecuador

How Acquired

Donation

When Acquired

Oct 10 2018

Name of Donor

Austin Friends of Folk Art