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Item number 3092/37 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number 3092/37 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Wooden carving of a squatting figure with its knees drawn up to its body, resting its elbows on its knees and its chin on the ends of its arms. The figure is carved on a base which has an uneven line running around it, and circular carved eyes on its face. The brow of the figure is pronounced on its smooth rounded head. There is a pattern of geometric triangles carved along the figure's arm which crosses its back in a "t" shape, with the same patterning crossing along its opposite arm, and extending down the spine ending in two curves. The carved lines were at one time filled with white lime.
From the collection of Sister Twyford or Miss J. Pearce (Australia), who had served as missionaries in the Trobriand Islands in the 1920s and Dobu Island in the 1930s.
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From the collection of Sister Twyford or Miss J. Pearce (Australia), who had served as missionaries in the Trobriand Islands in the 1920s and Dobu Island in the 1930s.
Wooden carving of a squatting figure with its knees drawn up to its body, resting its elbows on its knees and its chin on the ends of its arms. The figure is carved on a base which has an uneven line running around it, and circular carved eyes on its face. The brow of the figure is pronounced on its smooth rounded head. There is a pattern of geometric triangles carved along the figure's arm which crosses its back in a "t" shape, with the same patterning crossing along its opposite arm, and extending down the spine ending in two curves. The carved lines were at one time filled with white lime.
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