Female Mask (Gambanda or Kambanda)
https://clevelandart.org/art/2008.150
Realized in typical Central Pende style, this mask is believed to represent gambanda, the chief's wife. In light of Pende theories about gender and physiognomy, the mask is an ideal expression of a woman's facial features and thus reflects her calm, obedient, peaceful, and sel...
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166209
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en
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2008.15
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