Masks of the Americas
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- Categories:History, Geography & Culture
- Language:Spanish（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:Chile
- Publication date:May,2026
- Pages:68
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:250mm×310mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:（Unknown）
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Feature
★ From Alaska to Tierra del Fuego: a complete journey through the cultural significance of masks across the Americas.
★ Poetic insights into masks, inviting you to discover the ancient memory of rituals, dances, and communities.
Description
This book travels through ceremonial, festive and funerary masks from all over the American continent. Through clear texts, poems and detailed images, it explains materials, functions and symbolism, linking them to nature, the history of colonization, slavery and the resistance of the peoples who created them. It invites readers to see each mask as a bridge between the human and the sacred, between memory, ritual and celebration, bringing young readers closer to living traditions that continue to transform.
Author
Chilean graphic designer, illustrator, and textile artist. She combines multiple techniques to create works focused on nature, daily life, and cultural symbols. Her work has received the Silver Dog Award in Peru and has been selected for the Latin American Illustration Annual and the Cheltenham Illustration Award (UK). She currently focuses on illustration for children's books and educational publishing, creating work that blends poetic expression with cultural exploration.
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