El Pocho dance - Area of Tenosique, Tabasco, Mexico, c. 1990's
wood, automotive oil paint, (6" w. x 4" d. x 8" h.)

Provenance:  Acquired 2010 from collection in Oaxaca, Mexico.

"Negrito Colmilludo" (tusked little black one) mask.
Oaxaca, Mexico. 20th century.
wood, oil paint, (7.75” h. x 5.2” w. x 4” d.)
Provenance: from the Katharyn and Gordon Rayner Collection of Mexican Masks, Canada. Purchased from the collection of Jaled Muyaes, Mexico City, c.1990.
In the Fall of 2023 this mask was included in an exhibition at the Mexican embassy in Otttawa, Canada.

mid-20th cent.
Wood painted with oil paints
(7 1/2" w. x 5" d. x 8 1/4" h.)

Veracruz, Mexico. 20th century. wood, oil paint, animal hair (8.5” h. x. 6.75” w. x 4” d., 15” h. w. bead).  
Provenance: from the Katharyn and Gordon Rayner Collection of Mexican Masks, Canada. Purchased from the collection of Jaled Muyaes, Mexico City, c.1990.
In the Fall of 2023 this mask was included in an exhibition at the Mexican embassy in Otttawa, Canada.

Unknown artist. Jacmel, Haiti.
Painted papier maché and cow-horn (24 1/2" h. x 22 1/2” w. x 11” d.) c. 1989.
Ex. collection of Rudi Stern.

Note: this is a vintage piece collected over thirty years ago, and displayed by the collector.  Some wear and chipping of paint is to be expected.

Dance of Moros y Cristianos (the Moors and Christians) - Veracruz, Mexico,
mid-20th century
wood, oil paint,
(6 1/2" w. x 8 1/2" d. x 8 1/4" h.)

Provenance:  Acquired 2010 from collection in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Unknown artist. Jacmel, Haiti.
Painted papier maché and cow-horn (18" h. x 19" w. x 14 1/2" d.) c. 1986.
Ex. collection of Rudi Stern.

Note: this is a vintage piece collected over thirty years ago, and displayed by the collector.  Some wear and chipping of paint is to be expected.

Unknown artist. Jacmel, Haiti.
Painted papier maché and cow-horn (20" h. x 16" w. x 12" d.) c. 1989.
Ex. collection of Rudi Stern.

Note: this is a vintage piece collected over thirty years ago, and displayed by the collector.  Some wear and chipping of paint is to be expected.

Ollie Cox (Abingdon, Virginia),
Acrylic on cardboard.  Framed.
(13 1/4" x 11"), 2001