Mask of a forest spirit "tsonoqua", before 1924 -

light wood, black patina, striking small eyes, the nose reminding of a skull, mouth with pursed lips, slightly dam. (mouth, nose), abrasion of paint; "Tsonoqua" is a figure in Kwakiutl mythology. She

A carved wooden maskette with broad face and horned mask representing a forest spirit. Signs of age with encrusted ritual packed and molded ingredients around top of the mask. Toma peoples, Sierra leo

Africa, Guinea, Toma / Loma, ca. early 20th century CE. A large and dramatic Toma (known as Loma in Liberia) mask representing the forest spirit known as Landai. Such masks have traditionally been use

A carved wooden headdress with 4 mask faces, representing forest spirits. Kwele peoples, Gabon, Africa.

Carved wooden image of a "Forest Spirit" with kaolin clay accent and many "spirit faces" From the Kwele peoples of Gabon, Africa.

A wonderfully stylized old Dance mask with large bulbous nose, wide ears and a large toothy retractable jaw representing a powerful forest spirit. This mask shows plenty of wear and field use. * Once

carved and polychromed wood, 20th century, one is a Forest Spirit Face Mask. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 18 in. (the first), 12 in. (the second) From the Complete

A very striking Ekuk mask from the Kwele peoples, Gabon, Africa.This mask has a wonderful stylized moon shaped face accented with kaolin clay pigment.The mask itself measures 12 x 10 inches.***A metal

A carved wooden mask with heavy kaolin clay pigment and wonderfully stylized form. Kwele peoples, Gabon, Africa. Measures 20 x 13 inches.

A large carved wooden helmet mask in zoomorphic form , representing a forest spirit or Bushcow , and embellished with a fetish bundle on the forehead, accented with black and white pigments, the white

This is a fine old Dan peoples mask from Liberia / Cote D'Ivoire, West Africa. Carved wood with a elongated beak ,obvious wear and handling. In Dan society, dangerous immaterial forest spirits are tra

Carved wood post topped by a Toma forest spirit type head, with three horns above a heavy brow, the post lower down encircled with smaller renditions of the same "Landai" mask and a circle of horns. A

One Dan Spirit Mask from Cote d'Ivoire made of wood, tissue with metal embellishments: 9 1/4" L x 5" W. Representing a spirit of the forest.

Robert St. Brice. Forest Spirit. 1959. Signed and dated. Paint on board or upson board. Slight warping on top, otherwise great condition. Size with frame is 22" w x 26"h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $45

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: FIG. 45 Curtis Studio, (Edward S. Curtis and His Daughter Bet

Featured in this lot is this hand carved forest spirit willow branch pipe. The pipe shows a professionally and hand carved forest spirit with bead eyes; it is constructed form a willow branch. The con

Two African Masks- Spirit mask with Leopard crest attributed to Kuba People of Democratic Republic of Congo , Eleongated face mask with brass accents attributed to Marka people of Mali 28"

A Carved wooden shrine effigy in classic form with well handled surface patina, pointed head, diminutive ears and accented with white kaolin clay organic pigment. Bateba Thil represent forest spirits

A wonderful old carved wooden shrine object depicting a nature or forest spirit with deep well handled surface patina and area of "tan-lines" where a textile once covered the waist line. Baule peoples

Two Legends Bronze and Marble Animal Busts by Kitty Cantrell (American, 20th Century), Including Forest Spirit, 1990. Edition 677/950. Sentinel, 1990. Edition 1023/2500. Largest dimensions: H: 8 1/4 x

A carved wooden Vodun shrine idol known locally as "Agevi" which is described as a wooden or earthen statuette of a person which symbolize mysticism and a connection to a forest spirit. Adan peoples,

A Carved wooden shrine effigy in classic form with well handled surface patina, well handled and worn. Bateba Thil represent forest spirits and are kept on personal and village shrines to act as a med

Artist: Edward Curtis Title: Nuhlimkilaka - Koskimo (A Forest Spirit, The Bringer of Confusion), 1914 Medium: Photo Litho, 2000, Canada Dimensions: 7x9.65" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Cons

A carved wooden image of an ancestral or forest spirit from the lega peoples, DRC / Congo, central Africa. The sculpture has been painted in kaolin clay and has a well handled surface. A vintage examp