Agbhogho Mmanwu Maiden Mask
A photograph depicting a profile view of an Agbhogho Mmanwu maiden mask. The object is a stylized human head carved from wood and painted, featuring a prominent nose, thick lips, and a slightly open mouth revealing segmented teeth. The cranium is adorned with high-relief carvings, including parallel vertical ridges, spiral motifs, and dotted patterns. Perforations at the base and posterior edge indicate the mask was intended for attachment. The image is a monochromatic gelatin silver print set against a neutral background.
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