Tribal Mask Sculpture

A monumental presence in stone and marble, this John Richard sculpture distills the commanding geometry of tribal mask-making into a form that reads as both ancient artifact and considered contemporary object. At twenty-one and a half inches tall, the piece commands its setting with the quiet authority of something that has always belonged — not placed, but arrived. Its breadth and depth ensure it anchors a console, plinth, or architectural shelf with genuine sculptural weight rather than mere decorative gesture.