Angola, 20th century, finely carved wood mask with cut open eyes and mount, tapered nose and shell shaped small ears, face is decorated with dots and geometric details to represent tribal scarification, mask encircled with pierced hole for mounting the knotted textile at neck and braided hair at top, 10 in.; with metal stand - Provenance: Mathias Komor, New York, purchased 1960s; Private North Carolina Collection