Gods and Goddesses

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Baron La Croix et Les Ombres du Calvaire

SKU: FZ-1012

Frantz Zephirin

Haiti

Acrylic on canvas (20" x 16"), 2010. Framed.
Note: This was painted by the artist shortly after he survived the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
Exhibited at the Noyes Museum, New Jersey, January through March, 2011

$3800

Deux Loas

SKU: DSP-9505

Dieuseul Paul

Haiti

Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Acrylic on Canvas (24" x 20"), 1990
Framed
Provenance: Private Philadelphia collection, Indigo Arts Gallery (2005), Galerie Issa el-Saieh.

$1250

Festival for Shango

SKU: YF-2305

Yekini Folorunso

Nigeria

Oshogbo, Nigeria, c.1990
Hammered aluminum relief
(12 1/4" h. x 21 1/2” w.)

$625

Hindu Ceremonial Figure

SKU: INDS-1501

Indian Folk Artists

India

India, mid-20th cent.
Wood painted with enamel paint, mounted on custom stand.
(15" h. x 5" w. x 5 1/2" d. )

$325

Seated Ajitz figure

SKU: GTS-10

Guatemalan Mask Artists and Sculptors

Guatemala

Highland Guatemala, early 20th cent. Figure with articulated arms. Wood painted with oil paints (12” h. x 4 1/4” w. x 4 1/4” d.)
In the K'iche' Mayan language, "Ajitz" (also spelled "Aj'itz") primarily means shaman, healer, wizard, or holy man, according to the Kaleidoscopic Path Wiki. It can also refer to the spirit of a deified shaman, particularly in the context of the Dance of the Conquest. In some contexts, it might also be associated with "bad witch" or even planet Mercury, though these are less common interpretations, according to the K'iche' - English Dictionary.

$325