Rubbing

Item number 2578/254 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Carbon transfer of a skate fish on a rectangular piece of paper that was adhered with adhesive tape. The image is a bilaterally symmetrical design of a skate fish. Frontal view of head is in centre of image with body extending out to each side. Ovoid, S and U forms used throughout the image and cross-hatching in all void spaces. Two pieces of adhesive tape are used to transfer, there is overlap of adhesive tape near the centre (horizontally placed) of image. There is an inscription on the back of the paper.