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EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue
EA/196/8 - group statue EA/196/8 - group statue

group statue

Objectcode
EA/196/8
Description (brief)
not yet translated - text under revision
Origin(s)
Asmat
Dimensions (L x Ø)
66,0 x 11,0 cm
Production technique
carving, binding

Thesaurus terms

Materials thesaurus
Materials thesaurus » organic » vegetal » wood
Materials thesaurus » organic » vegetal » leaf
Cultural
Cultural origin » Papua » South West Coast » Asmat
Geographic
Geographical term » Papua » Division South New-Guinea » Subdivision Asmat
Object category
OVM Category » art » visual arts » sculpture
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The Morning Star in Papua Barat

Objectcode
BK/10/7
Koreri-movement with the expectation of salvation in relation to the symbolism of an independent identity of the Papuan population as part of the Melanesian race
Persons
Sharp, N. (Author)
Kaisiepo, Marcus (Secondary author)
Year
1994
In: The Morning Star in Papua Barat
Victoria: Arena Publ.
ISBN/ISSN nummer
0-9598181-3-8
Language(s)
English
Copyrighthouder(s)
Nonie Sharp
Bestanden
sharp_1991_morning_star.pdf4.24 MB
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