Dance Mask, Yup'ik

Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, New York, from 1927; Wolfgang von Paalen, acquired by 1939; Claude Levi Strauss, New York, acquired by ca. 1945 (?); [Ralph C. Altman, Los Angeles, acquired by 1952]; Nelson A

Painted Mask, Inuit Inupiaq Yup'ik Art

Beautiful examples of expressive shamanic ritual masks made by the Yup'ik people of southwestern Alaska

Yup'ik and Cup'ik Culture in Alaska

Kala Karnataka

Lesaka, Spain. 03rd Mar, 2019. The zaku-zaharrak are typical carnival characters Lesaka, stuffed into sacks full of straw with their faces covered by scarves, carrying bladders inflated to hit people walking the

Yup'ik masks: Native Alaskan surrealists - new guinea tribal arts

State Art Collection Acquires Spirit Mask From Emerging Yup'ik Carver

Painted Wood Yupik Inuit Spirit Fish Mask

Kala Karnataka

Toothy Dance Mask, Inuit Inupiaq Yup'ik Art