Wild Man Mask by late Harry T. Williams, Ditidath -SOLD

SOLD

• Nation: Huu-Ay-Aht (Nootka) art, native American art, native artists, Indigenous art
• Artist: Williams, Harry T. (1960 - 2020)
• Type: Mask

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Beautiful!!

Truly highest quality - beautiful piece of authentic Indigenous art by late First Nation artist Harry T. Williams from the Huu-ay-aht First Nations (Ditidath tribe)

You can clearly see how much Harry loved this art. The carving is superb - red cedar, hand carved, hand painted, just have a look at the knife-marks which are clearly visibly under the paint. So much work!! Harry painted the mask in traditional colors, green black and red, very powerful. He added cedar to it and it just adds so much to the expression. Have a close look at the carving, it's really deep. The mask is dated 1999 but it's in fabulous condition - some very minor signs of aging, mostly on the cedar bark - a fantastic piece to add to any serious collection. Don't hesitate, I have a feeling this one will move fast....

Measurements: 9 1/2" high, 8 1/2" wide, 6" deep

Meaning: The Bukwus is a supernatural ghost like figure, also known as the Wild Man of the Woods, please have a look at our "Symbology and legends tab" on the upper right under "about" - it's worth it and fun to read...

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About This Artist

Harry T. Williams, GONE TO SOON!! We just learned that our friend Harry passed away - he was such a gentle and kind soul - our heart and thoughts are with his family and we will miss him) born in 1960, lives on the West Coast of...Artist bio and other available works »