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MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedar
MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedar
MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedar
MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedar

MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedar

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MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedarMONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK PRICE ON REQUEST Quatsino Sound, North Vancouver Island. British Columbia, Canada Red cedar wood, native natural pigments Height: 32 inches 19th century prior to 1880 Provenance: Jay T. Last Los Angeles, CA. Art Loss Register certificate provided #S00249361 < head> The Kwakiutl historically lived along the shorelines of northern Vancouver Island and the adjacent coastal mainland, in a

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solid carved cedar

signed lower right margin in pencil: Tobey

Signed: lower right

26 x 32 inch

Ex Artemis Gallery with documentation available upon request

MONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK Chagall solid carved cedarMONUMENTAL KWAKIUTL DZUNUKWA MASK PRICE ON REQUEST Quatsino Sound, North Vancouver Island. British Columbia, Canada Red cedar wood, native natural pigments Height: 32 inches 19th century prior to 1880 Provenance: Jay T. Last Los Angeles, CA. Art Loss Register certificate provided #S00249361 <head><meta charset="UTF 8" >< head> The Kwakiutl historically lived along the shorelines of northern Vancouver Island and the adjacent coastal mainland, in a

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