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Hearst Museum object titled Painted wooden female figure, accession number 5-4510, described as Standing female figure; carved wood; white woman; pink and black paint. Height 51 cm. Made for sale to Belgians. Hoped “we’d” like. Paint highly admired, but techniques sneered at by Chokwe. (Chokwe said, “And he isn’t even circumcised”)

Hearst Museum object titled Painted wooden male figure, accession number 5-4509, described as Standing male figure; carved wood; white man; pink and blue paint. Height 51.5 cm. Made for sale to Belgians. Hoped “we’d” like. Paint highly admired, but techniques sneered at by Chokwe. (Chokwe said, “And he isn’t even circumcised”)

Hearst Museum object titled Stool (seating furniture), accession number 5-4505, described as Stool; wood; diameter: 23.5 cm; height: 23 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Painted wooden female figure, accession number 5-4510, described as Standing female figure; carved wood; white woman; pink and black paint. Height 51 cm. Made for sale to Belgians. Hoped “we’d” like. Paint highly admired, but techniques sneered at by Chokwe. (Chokwe said, “And he isn’t even circumcised”)

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Hearst Museum object titled Painted wooden male figure, accession number 5-4509, described as Standing male figure; carved wood; white man; pink and blue paint. Height 51.5 cm. Made for sale to Belgians. Hoped “we’d” like. Paint highly admired, but techniques sneered at by Chokwe. (Chokwe said, “And he isn’t even circumcised”)

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Hearst Museum object titled Stool (seating furniture), accession number 5-4505, described as Stool; wood; diameter: 23.5 cm; height: 23 cm.

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S1974-1975 #67: Civic Arts Center (Walnut Creek) (February 5, 1975–May 7, 1975)1 objects

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