I'm wondering if you collect these or if you shot the photos in a museum? They are certainly interesting and could be, in the right setting, entertaining; or in the wrong setting, frightening!
You are right: those horses are Appaloosa (according to my sources who might be wrong!)..
Hi Lowell, I've friends who collects these masks. Though I would share a few on this blog just because I like them.
Appaloosa Rising is a novel by Gino Sky about the cowboy Buddha. Sorry about the arcane reference, but I always think of this novel when I see Appaloosa horses. Your fine photo deserved a more direct comment.
I'm wondering if you collect these or if you shot the photos in a museum? They are certainly interesting and could be, in the right setting, entertaining; or in the wrong setting, frightening!
ReplyDeleteYou are right: those horses are Appaloosa (according to my sources who might be wrong!)..
Hi Lowell, I've friends who collects these masks. Though I would share a few on this blog just because I like them.
ReplyDeleteAppaloosa Rising is a novel by Gino Sky about the cowboy Buddha. Sorry about the arcane reference, but I always think of this novel when I see Appaloosa horses. Your fine photo deserved a more direct comment.
Cool! there's so much behind ethnic masks...like I mean meaning,culture religion.
ReplyDeleteRed, know just what you mean. Thank you.
DeleteFascinating masks. Are they all from the same culture?
ReplyDeleteNo, they are from all over the world. If you are interested in a particular mask, I can find the culture.
DeleteGreat looking masks, they are unique.
ReplyDeleteIf you might like Japanese masks have a look at Ojisanjake.blogspot.com Some of his masks are fascinating pieces of work.
ReplyDeleteCJ, looked at the site. Not only Japanese masks, but many interesting photographs. Thank you for the reference.
DeletePicturesque and quite scary...
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