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réf. 49512893like new. unknown
réf. 221506皖颖上县古城泥人厂. Late 20th Century. Set of six small coloured painted masks labelled according to the character they represent includes Sun Wukong presented in Chinese padded box with attractive red velvet backing to masks 13 x 16.5cm. Occasional very light wear paint colours very vibrant and clear very good in slightly scuffed box. Includes masks of Hetong 鶴童 Sun Wukong Monkey 孙悟空 Erlang Shen 二郎神 Zhongkui 钟馗 Lei Zhenzi 雷震子 Tianzhu 天主. These characters while not from the same play or opera are all iconic figures from Chinese mythology folklore and classic literature that frequently appear together in Chinese traditional opera and folk performances. . 皖颖上县古城泥人厂. unknown
réf. 55-3278Mexico: Películas Latinoamericanas S.A. 1975. 94 cm. x 69 cm. Actual display poster for the movie. Folded with signs of use mainly on the edges. Se trata de un cartel de mostrar real de la película. Se doble con signos de uso principalmente en los bordes. Mexico: Películas Latinoamericanas S.A., 1975. unknown
réf. 7017First. Serge Lido and Masques Pub. Paris 1947; 1st edition; text in English French and Spanish; Preface by Jean Cocteau; Photographs by Serge Lido; 'Hommage a la Dance' by Roger Lannes; Commentaries by D'Irene Lidova; good condition; covers soiled else a fine copy; Art unknown
1922réf. 899931922. MASKS DARUMAYA publisher. MEN TO MASUKU Jô Ge. Ôsaka Darumaya Taishô 11 1922. 2 vols. complete orihon folding albums. 28.1 x 20.4 cm. A wonderful selection of masks from cultures all over the world reproduced in color woodblock prints. Good printing very good condition. Unusual with the publisher's clasped chitsu case. unknown
réf. 53661Osaka: Darumaya Shoten Taisho 11 1922. Two vols. 30; 32 pp. With 48 hand-coloured woodblock plates each showing 5 or more coloured masks most w/ identifying numbers and occasional text. Uniformly bound leporello accordion-style in bright orange covers w/ printed title labels in red & black on front covers illustrated endpapers slight shelfwear very slight rubbing to fore-edges w/ original green silk folding case woodblock printed label on front cover preserving 1 of 2 original bone clasps at side some soiling edgewear rubbing to fore-edges NF/VG- set. First edition of this remarkably scarce and stunning catalogue of Japanese Noh theatre masks many offering the titles and origins of the masks. Noh performers carefully choose their masks because traditionally it has been believed that they are more spiritual than merely a prop to change the actor’s appearance. The types of masks represented in these beautifully printed colour woodblock plates -- many highlighted in hand colouring -- encompass the Okina Old man masks the oldest of these types of masks; Jo Elders masks used when the actor is portraying a spirit; Onna-men woman masks which tend to be the most popular and varied with beautiful young woman masks mature and middle-aged women masks and those representing the very old; Otoko-men Men masks; along with the fantastical Kishin Demons and Onryo Ghosts & Spirits masks. The Kishin masks represented here are distinguishable as the long-nosed Tengu goblins as well as the Tobide portraying demons and savages. Noh masks are often considered to be very valuable heirlooms and many have been handed down from generation to generation within the same family or school of performers. Worldcat locates 4 copies 3 complete copies at Cornell National Library of Australia & Waseda Univ. Library; National Diet copy has only vol. I. Darumaya Shoten, unknown
