Funerary mask

The charming and peaceful land of Argolida holds, within the bowels of its earth, one of the most important civilisations ever to see the light of day: the Mycenaean civilisation.…

(1763-96) François de Charette (Death Mask)

This mask, made of hammered sheet gold alloy and covered in red pigment, once adorned the body of a deceased ruler on Peru’s north coast. Powerful dynasties arose in this region between the eighth and the fourteenth centuries A

Funerary Mask, Oton, Iloilo, late 14th-early 15th century, National Museum.

Ancient Egyptian funerary mask, painted wood, about 1400-1300 BC, end of 18th dynasty.

(1730-1800) Alexander Suvorov (Death Mask)

Death mask of Cosima Wagner (1837-1930). Haunting death masks record the faces of the departed

Winged eyes are one of the main features of a being known as the Sican Deity. Gold masks like this one, among other objects, bore the image of this being who might be the founder of the Lambayeque culture. Most of these golden treasures were found in the burials of the lords of this culture. Link to the 3D model if you want to take a look: https://artstn.co/m/DnW5x

https://flic.kr/p/57jRtq | Funerary Mask | Vicus, Formative Period, 1250 BC - 1 CE Museo de Arte Precolombino, Cusco, Peru

A Colima Yotoco Funerary Mask (Face Mask) made of Terracotta / Ceramic / Earthenware measures 24.5 cm (9.6 in). Dated CA. 100 B.C. - A.D. 800, it originates from Central Colombia, is categorized as cephalomorphic, funerary, and belongs to the Calima Yotoco culture.

A beautiful stone funerary mask Mapuche region of Chile and Argentina South America in good conditions their actions in photos Thank you from

Painted and gilded cartonnage, with inlaid glass mummy mask. Roman Imperial Period. A.D. 1–50 | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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"El Tocado". Peruvian funerary mask and headdress - the largest pre-Columbian headdress known. AD 1000. Sican National Museum.

Peru; Sicán (Lambayeque) 9th-11th century Hammered gold (ternary alloy of 40% gold and 49% silver) with traces of cinnabar paint Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC

On June 8, Christie’s Antiquities sale will offer a 9,000-year-old limestone mask from the Judean desert that is among the earliest sculptural types to survive from the ancient Near ...