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Headdress of Carnival Costume: discarded/recycled objects
"On his striking headdress, plastic dolls become glittering mermaids. Tinfoil-wrapped fish sculptures share space with a gilded seahorse and a sparkling octopus. Sequin-studded crabs extend their claws. Shoulder cape, wrap skirt and bracelets look like they were caught in a magician’s fishnet."
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Headdress of Carnival Costume: discarded/recycled objects492,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume headdress: detailThis stunning 11-piece assemblage was included in the 2015 exhibition at the Museum of American Folk Art in New York City: "When the Curtain Never Comes Down"1280,854Price On Request
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Carnival costume headdress: detail1280,854Price On Request
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SOLD832,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects1114,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects413,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects567,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume detail: discarded/recycled objects641,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume detail: discarded/recycled objects641,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects532,960Price On Request
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carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects623,960Price On Request
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SOLD1135,960Sold
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Carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects"Yemanjá, the ever-present Yoruba goddess of oceans and 'Mother of the Waters', is venerated throughout coastal Brazil and, specifically, in Salvador. Every one of Borges Falcão’s costume sculptures looks like an altar to the deity where discarded objects become offerings."1316,960Price On Request
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Carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects629,960Price On Request
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carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects431,960Price On Request
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carnival costume accessory: discarded/recycled objects581,960Price On Request