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101. RA_PETR_OI_0098
RA_PETR_OI_0098
Description
Circular image with interior zig-zag, on low boulder. Rough, uneven peck marks.
102. PETR_00399_OI
PETR_00399_OI
Description
One or two confronting mammoths, mask; later goat; vertical surface
103. PETR_00342_OI
PETR_00342_OI
Description
Mask like element on low surface
104. RA_PETR_OI_0466
RA_PETR_OI_0466
Description
Mask of Yenisei type; on upper surface of large boulder, west side of amphitheater.
105. RA_PETR_OI_0081
RA_PETR_OI_0081
Description
Mask of Okunev type, similar to mask style found in Upper Yenisei. Note bull horns, added (later?) scratched projection at top of head, small knob under the mask's chin.
106. [Votive slip folio 12 recto 3]
[Votive slip folio 12 recto 3]
Description
Single-unit votive slip with double black border. Green background. Male face mask. Black text in upper right corner. White slip with black text in lower left corner.
107. PH014_56-09 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
PH014_56-09 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
Description
Hand tinted image. A group of Japanese performers pose in costume. The performers wear long robes and masks of Karasu Tenguwith beak-like noses and pointed ears. Ichikawa Danjuro, a famous Kabuki actor, is seated in the center of the group and is dressed in a robe with triangular patterns and white stripes; he does not wear a mask. Small wooden structures are visible in front of the group. Behind the performers, attached to a wooden structure, hangs a dark piece of material serving as a backdrop.
108. PH014_b082_038 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
PH014_b082_038 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
Description
[Painted glass lantern slide]
109. When the Desert Weeps, Blooms Appear
When the Desert Weeps, Blooms Appear
Description
This black, clay mask has wide open eyes and a long nose that melds into extended eyebrows. The cheeks have inset triangular shapes that display colored embroidery thread., Artists: Victoria Shaw-Clay Karin Peers-Embroidery; Titled: When the Desert Weeps, Blooms Appear; 15""h*10""w*2 1/2"", http://www.redwizardesign.com/vshawFL/vindex0.html, The Oregon Arts Commission has ten Regional Arts Councils that provide delivery of art services and information. The Council for this location is: Eastern Oregon Regional Arts. You may view their website at http://www.artseast.org/
110. [Folio 3 recto]
[Folio 3 recto]
Description
Two two-unit votive slips on page. Slip in upper left corner: four white slips with black text, background of American and Japanese Flags. Bottom right slip: mask, doll, black text, two white slips with black text.
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