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Masks of the Pacific North-West Indians
04/1954 | 613 | 96
Pages: 109-113
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Author:
Woodcock, George (Woodcock, George)
Subjects
places:
United States
subjects:
Native American (North American) / Anthropology
subjects:
Sculpture / Masks
subjects:
Costume
subjects:
Kwakiutl / Tsimshian / Haida / Nootka / Tlingit
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
17. Tsimshian Potlatch Mask Representing a Tsetsaut Indian.
Western art unattributed:
18. Frontal Mask Worn on a Tsimshian Chief's Head-Dress.
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19. Tsimshian Potlatch Mask Representing an Englishman.
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20. Tsimshian Mask Representing a Supernatural Being.
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21. Mask Reproduced in Fig.23, with Rays Folded into Whale's Tail.
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22. Kwakiutl Eagle Mask.
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23. Kwakiutl Sun Mask.
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24. Mask in Fig.22 Opened to Show Human Face of Eagle Spirit.