Waka Huia Treasure Box
Māori artist · mid-late 19th century
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The Dying Tecumseh
Ferdinand Pettrich · modeled c. 1837-1846, carved 1856
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The Dying Tecumseh
Smithsonian American Art Museum reports this work as CC0 with accession number, medium, dimensions, subject context, and collection department. The archived source asset is the Smithsonian Web3D 150k medium GLB.
- Maker
- Ferdinand Pettrich
- Date
- modeled c. 1837-1846, carved 1856
- Place
- Americas and Oceania
- Material
- Marble with painted copper alloy tomahawk
- Dimensions
- 36 5/8 x 77 5/8 x 53 3/4 in. (93.1 x 197.2 x 136.6 cm)
- Current collection
- Not on view, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC
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- Maker
- Ferdinand Pettrich
- Date
- modeled c. 1837-1846, carved 1856
- Place
- Americas and Oceania
- Material
- Marble with painted copper alloy tomahawk
- Dimensions
- 36 5/8 x 77 5/8 x 53 3/4 in. (93.1 x 197.2 x 136.6 cm)
- Current collection
- Not on view, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC
- Rights
- CC0 1.0
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