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Greek and Japanese theatre masks. On the 100th year of Greek-Japan friendship.

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New Caledonia
Local Art
March 17, 1998
Set of two stamps, one shows a mask from the northern region of the island.


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Cameroon
Art
July 25, 1983
Pearl mask by Wery-Nwen-Nto (1899)


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Guinea
Native Masks
February 15, 1965
Doudou mask
Boke mask
Boke-Bezirk mask
Niamou masks

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Bulgaria
Masks at Surva Festival
February 26, 1973
Kukeri or Surva Festival in the town of Pernik near Sofia, is the most spectacular "Kukeri" event in Bulgaria. The three-day event takes place in late January. Kukeri is a pagan Bulgarian tradition of Thracian origin in honor of god Dionysus.
The stamp set features the masks from the Elhovo region, Breznik region, Hisar region, Radomir region, Karnobat region, and Pernik region.


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Suriname
Native Masks
December 3, 2014
Dewi ragil kuning
Patih gajah meto
Kollo marko mamang
Panji kudonowarongso
Patih talang segoro
Panji amiseno

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Albania
Carnival Masks
December 1, 1999
Taurus Mask
Paecock Mask

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Mozambique
Makonde Masks
July 8, 1996
The Makondes inhibit southern Tanzania and northern Mozambique. They are well known for their art of wood carving.

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Costumed players and a comedy mask, designed by Jean Chesnot, engraved by French artist Jacky Larrivière (1946- ), and issued by Monaco on April 30, 1973 to publicize the 5th International Festival of Amateur Theatre, Scott No. 869.

- nethryk

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Argentina
World Philatelic Exhibition BANGKOK 2003
October 4, 2003
A mask representing the black demon
A mask representing a spirit that celebrates the return of Prince Vessandorn

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India
The 125th Anniversary of Universal Postal Union
October 9, 1999
The design features mask of Chhau Dance.

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Sri Lanka
Traditional Handicrafts
April 7, 1977
Set of four, one stamp shows a wooden mask with snake motifs.

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Nigeria
Antiques
September 30, 1971
Ibibio Wooden mask (1900)
Bronze mask of the King of Benin (1700)

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Mexico
Zapoteca Culture
November 28, 1989
The Zapoteca was an indigenous pre-Columbian civilization that flourished in the Valley of Oaxaca in southern Mexico. The stamp features a mask of bat god.

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Netherlands
Summer
April 19, 1977
Helmet with mask (ca. 100 A.C.)

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