Raw, expressive, and deeply evocative, this Brutalist bronze mask sculpture from the 1950s–60s captures the essence of primal form and modern abstraction. Its strikingly minimal yet hauntingly emotive features—hollowed mouth, angular nose, and deeply set eyes—convey a sense of mystery and timelessness, reminiscent of ancient ritual masks reinterpreted through a mid-century modernist lens.
The rich patina of the bronze enhances its sculptural depth, while the blackened wooden base provides a grounding contrast, elevating its presence as both an artifact-like object and a statement piece of Brutalist design.
Dimensions:
Height: 26 cm
Width: 19 cm
Depth: 7.5 cm
Condition: Wear consistent with age, with a beautiful aged patina that enhances its sculptural character.
A bold and enigmatic work that blurs the line between modern art and ancient symbolism—a compelling addition to any Brutalist, mid-century, or sculptural collection.
