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Mask (mbap mteng) at The British Museum, London

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Title
Mask (mbap mteng)

Artist
Unknown

Date
20th Century

Medium
Textile and cowrie shells

Dimensions
x

Accession #
Ethno 1954 +23.3445

Credit
Given to the Trustees of the Wellcome Historican Medical Museum

This is an elephant mask, performed by members of one of the powerful and occasionally violent palace societies who are held to have the power to change into wild animals. It is known as the mbap mteng, originating from the Grasslands region in Cameroon.
African masks were used not only for enternainment and ceremony but also to bring the powers of the wild bush and swamps into the civilized area of town and village so that humans can interact with them and use their dangerous forces and social ends. Characters commonly inbolbed in such powerful masquerades are wild beasts, spirits, foreigners, witches or the dead.

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Lying Woman in Lausanne, Switzerland

Unknown Roman Emperor at Warandepark, Belgium

Bust of Vasile Ursu Nicola Horea in Deva, Romania

The Belvedere Torso at the Museo Pio-Clementino, Vatican

Ferdinand-Philippe at The Louvre, Lens

Stone Figure of Xochipilli at The British Museum, London

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